NYT: Saudi Arabia's choices against Houthis
The article discusses the limited options facing Saudi Arabia amidst the escalating Houthi attacks in Yemen, especially after the group carried out three deadly assaults on Riyadh Airport, resulting in 12 deaths and over 300 injuries. Analyses indicate that a military solution has become unfeasible, and a political resolution is difficult for Saudi Arabia due to the increasing demands of the Houthis, despite continued U.S. military support for Saudi Arabia. Reports confirm that the Houthis have become a force capable of posing a greater threat to the kingdom's security. The recent escalation brings the Yemen war back to the forefront, placing Saudi Arabia in a dilemma between escalating military action or seeking a long-term political settlement.
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