Saudis and Houthis see war as only path ahead
Saudi Arabia and Houthi militants are portrayed as seeing no way out of the war except continued fighting. The article points to a deadly Houthi attack on an airport in the Saudi capital last Saturday as the latest escalation. Since then, the group has struck targets linked to Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company. It has also attacked the presidential palace of the Saudi-backed government in Yemen. These strikes have placed the oil industry and the Yemeni government in greater danger while the fighting continues. The report says the confrontation has no clear exit, with each side continuing to use military force. It does not provide a full casualty toll or describe any negotiated settlement.
Since their deadly attack on the airport in Saudi Arabia’s capital last Saturday, Houthi militants have struck Aramco, the state-owned oil company, and the presidential palace of the Saudi-backed government in Yemen, raising the stakes in a war in which there is no clear exit.