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According to Iranian media reports, the Houthis in Yemen harshly warned Saudi Arabia on the 20th to stop continuing attacks and blockades against the organization; otherwise, the organization would attack Saudi energy infrastructure and thus destroy its economy. In an interview with the Associated Press on the same day, Mohammed Al-Buhaiti, a senior member of the Houthis, warned countries that might “participate in the aggression against Yemen” with Saudi Arabia, saying that the Houthis were “ready to deal with the conflict at the international level.” Meanwhile, the US “fate” that Saudi Arabia is hoping for has been slow to bear fruit. The British-based “New Arabian” analyzed that after being attacked by drones from within Iraq, Saudi Arabia actually fell into multi-line warfare, but it was basically only able to face it alone: stop the Houthis from consolidating their results, and at the same time avoid falling back into a costly ground war.
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According to Iranian media reports, the Houthis in Yemen harshly warned Saudi Arabia on the 20th to stop continuing attacks and blockades against the organization; otherwise, the organization would attack Saudi energy infrastructure and thus destroy its economy. In an interview with the Associated Press on the same day, Mohammed Al-Buhaiti, a senior member of the Houthis, warned countries that might “participate in the aggression against Yemen” with Saudi Arabia, saying that the Houthis were “ready to deal with the conflict at the international level.” Meanwhile, the US “fate” that Saudi Arabia is hoping for has been slow to bear fruit. The British-based “New Arabian” analyzed that after being attacked by drones from within Iraq, Saudi Arabia actually fell into multi-line warfare, but it was basically only able to face it alone: stop the Houthis from consolidating their results, and at the same time avoid falling back into a costly ground war.
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