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Houthi Retaliation Highlights Eroding Deterrence of Gulf States Amid Yemen Conflict Following a Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport, the Iran-backed Houthis swiftly retaliated with missile and drone attacks on southern Saudi Arabia, including Abha airport. This exchange highlights the deteriorating deterrence of Gulf states amid ongoing Yemen conflict and regional proxy tensions.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Houthis launched ballistic missiles and drones at southern Saudi Arabia hours after Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport. 02 Saudi air defenses intercepted missile threats targeting the south, confirmed by Defense Ministry. 03 Houthis claim their strikes responded to Saudi attacks and warn airlines against flying over Saudi airspace. 04 The conflict reflects the proxy war between Saudi-backed Yemeni government and Iran-supported Houthis. 05 Houthis prepare for further escalations with Saudi Arabia and possible clashes with Israel. 06 The retaliation signals weakening deterrence of Gulf states and a new pattern of predictable responses. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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