Saudi Arabia Unanswered by Yemen's Houthis Challenge
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Saudi Arabia is once again targeted on Tuesday, 13 October by the Houthis. Over the past few days, the Yemeni rebel movement has carried out a series of deadly strikes against the Saudi kingdom. The situation is extremely difficult for Saudi Arabia. It is also difficult for Saudi Arabia's de facto leader for more than ten years: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
DECRYPTAGE - Lack of US support and air defence, Riyadh has few options against Yemeni rebels, supported by Iran.
The danger of the Huthi attacks extends far into Saudi Arabia. Allies hesitate to avoid oil managers the kingdom: It is the greatest test for ruler Mohammed bin Salman.
Ansar Allah's attacks undermine Mohammed bin Salman's project. While Riyad is trying to contain the threat in Yemen, the openings of Israel and Iran are problematic exit routes. The margin of manoeuvre of the Kingdom will depend mainly on the choices of the United States.
The attacks of the Yemeni Houthis against Saudi Arabia place Crown Prince Mohamed Ben Salmane in the face of a delicate situation, while American protection is singularly decredible. His dreams of modernity and grandeur are brought back to the political reality of the region.
Confusion at airports, lack of missiles for air defense systems, economic woes. Saudi Arabia has come under pressure from Yemen's Houthis, whose attacks on its airports and infrastructure destroy both its self-confidence and prosperity. The crown prince and de facto ruler of the country, Muhammad bin Salman, is now said to be worried about...
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