Does Saudi Arabia Have Any Good Options to Deal with the Houthis?
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Every possible response against Yemeni group attacks brings with it security, economic and image problems
After the most lethal attack in more than a decade on Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed bin Salman faces increasing pressure to find a way to prevent the Houthis, Yemeni rebels supported by Iran, from continuing to fire Yemeni missiles and drones against the country. However, the Gulf monarchy's de facto leader has few options in the face of an asymmetrical conflict with an opponent who has been strengthened since he commanded a disastrous war again…
The British magazine "The Economist" has reported on the escalation of attacks by Yemeni armed forces on Saudi Arabia and wrote that Riyadh does not have suitable options to counter the deadly attacks by Yemenis.
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