Will Saudi Arabia Fight the Houthis and Join the Abraham Accords? – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
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At least 112,000 people have been displaced in Yemen and nearly 3,000 have taken refuge in Djibouti since the resumption of fighting between pro-Iranian Houthis rebels and pro-government forces in early September, the UN reported on Friday.The Houthis managed last week to take control of the Red Sea coastline, strengthening their grip on the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which connects Europe with Asia, via this sea and the Suez Canal. Ryad ac…
Thousands of Sanaa residents held a demonstration in support of the Houthis and rejected the alleged attack on Mecca.
Will Saudi Arabia Fight the Houthis and Join the Abraham Accords? – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
The Houthis attempted to strike Mecca, which Saudi Arabia called a “red line,” as the Kingdom’s air defense downed a Houthi drone just south of the city. This marks the second time Mecca was targeted, the first being in July 2017. The Houthis are still able to pose a significant threat to Saudi Arabia, with over 70 wounded by recent attacks earlier this month. The recent drone attack comes as Iran is applying increased, multi-front military pres…
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