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Saudi Arabia Shifts to Assertive Military Stance Against Iran’s Proxies Amid Gulf Tensions
Saudi Arabia has shifted from restrained responses to a more assertive military stance against Iran’s proxies, forming a multinational naval coalition and joining US strikes in Iraq.
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What happened
- 01Saudi Arabia avoids direct war with Iran but targets its proxies militarily.
- 02Riyadh leads a multinational naval coalition to secure the Red Sea against Houthis.
- 03Saudi joins US-led strikes on pro-Iran militias in Iraq after drone attacks.
- 04Reports suggest Saudi plans for a broader operation against Houthis in Yemen.
- 05Saudi maintains diplomatic channels with Iran while escalating proxy confrontations.
- 06The new assertiveness aims to raise costs on Iran without triggering full-scale war.
While maintaining diplomatic dialogue with Iran, Riyadh is prepared to use force against Iranian-backed groups, signaling a strategic shift amid ongoing Gulf tensions.
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