HOUTHIS MISSILE STRIKES HIT TWO AIRPORTS KILLING 3 WOUNDING 36 DEALING BIG BLOW TO SAUDI ARABIA
Written by Michael Thervil
[HOUTHIS SAUDI ARABIA AIRPORTS] In response to Saudi Arabia in conjunction with the Yemeni government scrambling nearly 100 fighter jets to conduct 1,000 retaliatory airstrikes against Ansarullah also known as the Houthi’s in an effort to stop their rapid advancement into the kingdom; it appears to have little effect on one of the most undefeatable organization in the history of the world. Countering Saudi Arabia's missile Blitzkrieg, Ansarullah who is backed by the Iranian government executed missile strikes toward Saudi Arabia striking international airports Abha airport and the Riyadh based airport King Khalid which led to the deaths of three people and the wounding of 36 people between the two.
These devastating retaliatory missiles attack by Ansarullah diverted flights as well as placed the kingdom of Saudi Arabia on high alert as residents and citizens were advised to shelter in place. The organization of Ansarullah has grown to amass an estimated 100,000 fighters and has been predicted to significantly increase their numbers by year's end. The Yemeni government which is backed by Saudi Arabia took to social media and stated on X that "The brutal attacks by the Terrorist Houthi Militia on civilian and civilian objects in the Kingdom, most recently targeting (the two airports) will not go unpunished.”
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If the fighting between Ansarullah and Saudi Arabia continues, Saudi Arabia will experience a severe economic downturn as both tourists and businesses will perceive Saudi Arabia as being too risky to visit or engage in business with. If this happens Saudi Arabia will appear as unstable on the world stage, that instability will ultimately foster doubt in the Saudi's government to not only contain the situation but to successfully combat the Houthis to the point they abandon all plans to continue their expansion into Saudi Arabia.
Using history as our guide, there has yet to be any organization that has defeated the Houthi’s and with a track record like that, we are inclined to predict that neither will Saudi Arabia. Granted the “Mecca Pact” with neighboring countries Pakistan and Türkiye providing military support in the form of intelligence and troops. Judging by the track record of Houthi’s none of their combined joint military efforts will matter. In fact, if anything, the joint action of Pakistan and Türkiye will only make them a new target for counter attacks by Ansarullah.
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