Saudi Arabia Seeks Pakistan's Help to Defend Itself Against Houthis
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Saudi Arabia has faced difficulties in covering its various regions with air defense systems and has been forced to relocate a number of these systems to protect palaces and energy facilities.
The vulnerability of Saudi defenses to the Houthi attacks and the US difficulties in ensuring regional security speed up Riyadh’s search for new alliances. An alleged declaration of rupture with the United States proved false, but the crisis of trust between the two partners has concrete foundations. Riyadh – 12 October 2026 [...]
Saudi Arabia has faced a shortage of interceptor missiles against the backdrop of increased housite attacks, and according to The Wall Street Journal, the Kingdom has experienced difficulties in protecting its entire territory and has been forced to redeploy air defence assets.
The kingdom is reportedly running out of air defense missiles to repel attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels. The US is not sending the military aid requested by the Saudi crown prince.
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