Houthi strikes mark the end of Saudi Arabia's Yemen 'containment strategy'
- Saudi Arabia’s bid to “contain” the Houthis in Yemen while doubling down on economic growth at home is collapsing, posing one of the most serious tests for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since he rose to power, according to analysts and diplomats.
- A decade ago, the crown prince led the kingdom into a war aimed at ousting the Houthis from power.
- The conflict turned into a quagmire for Saudi Arabia, sapping its resources and sparking widespread backlash due to its devastating bombing campaign.
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- Saudi Arabia’s bid to “contain” the Houthis in Yemen while doubling down on economic growth at home is collapsing, posing one of the most serious tests for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since he rose to power, according to analysts and diplomats.
- A decade ago, the crown prince led the kingdom into a war aimed at ousting the Houthis from power.
- The conflict turned into a quagmire for Saudi Arabia, sapping its resources and sparking widespread backlash due to its devastating bombing campaign.
Sources: Middleeasteye