HOUTHIS EXECUTE RETALIATION STRIKES ON SAUDI ARABIA DUE TO AMERICAN BACKED MISSILE STRIKE

Written by Michael Thervil

HOUTHIS EXECUTE RETALIATION STRIKES ON SAUDI ARABIA DUE TO AMERICAN BACKED MISSILE STRIKE | PHOTO BY OSAMAH YAHYA / DPA / GETTY

[Saudi Arabia Yemen Ansarullah Houthis missile strike] With what many are calling a vassal state of the Americans, Saudi Arabia with the permission of the Trump Administration executed air strikes on Yemen's Sanaa international airport in an effort to prevent the delegation of Iran from landing their plane. This American backed Saudi executed air strikes not only comes nearly a week after Saudi Arabia expressed their concern over the situation in the region between the Americans and Iran, but it prompted Ansarullah (Houthis) to execute a counter-offensive in which they executed both drone and ballistic missile strikes towards Saudi Arabia Abha international airport. This was the first major strike since both nations participated in an unofficial truce back in 2022.

While no casualties were ensued on either side, this fresh military escalation is undoubtedly sure to further escalate geopolitical tensions in the region. Leaders within the United Nations are calling for both sides to engage in negotiations. It is a known fact that Iran does provide backing for Ansuallah and other organizations that make up “the axis of resistance”, but it should also be known that Iran doesn’t solely “control” any of the organizations that make up “the axis of resistance”. Each organization acts independently. It was reported that Brig. Gen Yahya Saree who serves as a spokesman for Ansarullah stated to the Press that all airlines that intend to fly through Saudi airspace should take heed to the warning of potentially being caught in the crossfire “until the blockade on Sanaa International Airport is lifted.”

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The question that’s being asked in the international community is if Saudi Arabia and Abdullah engage in any UN inspired negotiations, how long until those negotiations break down and both sides find themselves back to square one? This is a logical question to ask because one should ponder upon why Saudi Arabia even got involved in the first place. Could it be that Saudi Arabia got involved in striking Yemen because American military assets are dwindling in the region? or is it because Saudi Arabia has been acting as some sort of an American military weapons cache for decades, in which they allow the American military to stockpile their weapons in their country for a fee? There is no clear answer that can be given to address either of these two questions at this time.

While reports are suggesting that it was Saudi Arabia that asked the Americans for permission to execute airstrikes on Yemen, why would Saudi Arabia risk not only escalating conflict in the region but make themselves out to be targeted by not only Ansarullah but now Iran which has already proven its ability to strike American military assets in their country. It should be noted that any country in West Asia that host American military assets on it’s land has already been deemed a legitimate target by Iran, this include Jordan, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, and Bahrain all of these countries have been targeted and American military assets have been either successfully hit and/or destroyed.

We predict that both Iran and Ansarullah will continue striking Saudi Arabia, costing them billions in damages. We also predict that Saudi Arabia will not pull out of the conflict when things get too hot, but they will also reenter the conflict at a later date and be used specifically by the Americans as a proxy to strike organizations that make up the axis of resistance and they will not attack Iran directly. Our final prediction is that not only will the Trump Administration new blockade on Iran in the strait of Hormuz fail, Iran will continue willing this war not because they destroyed all of America's military assets, but because they will financially bleed America dry as for every $20,000 missile the launch towards the Americans, the Americans will have to launch a $4 million missile back, making the war unaffordable.