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Fighting is intensifying between Yemen's Ansarullah Houthis and Saudi Arabia. For the first time since a ceasefire in 2022, the Houthis have fired missiles towa…
Fighting is intensifying between Yemen's Ansarullah Houthis and Saudi Arabia.
For the first time since a ceasefire in 2022, the Houthis have fired missiles towards the capital, Riyadh.
The Iran-backed group says it will respond to any escalation with an escalation of its own.
The stand-off highlights the historic enmity between the two sides.
But it also risks dragging the wider region into conflict.
What will it take to stop the attacks?
Presenter: Rob Matheson
Guests:
Nawaf Obaid -- Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London and former adviser to the Saudi government
Muhanad Seloom -- Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs.
Ibrahim Jalal -- Yemeni affairs analyst who specialises in regional security and armed groups
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28 Comments
@@hc8379-f4fImported1mo ago
If the US intervenes, they can say goodbye to their Djibouti air and naval base.
@@RebelmuzikkImported1mo ago
It’s funny how aljazeera always brings puppets on it platform for discussion.
@@munirzaman9680Imported1mo ago
Why AJ is recently inviting All puppes🤔🤔🤫🤫🤭🤭
@@MungolweNuvungaImported1mo ago
Why this laughable Guest??😂😂😂
@@zamraaj0652Imported1mo ago
Mr Nawaf seems to have returned from the moon. If Saudis were so strong, they would have subjugated Houthis in their fight from 2015 to 2022. Again if Saudis are so strong why MBS is pleading with Trump and Sissy to help. The Saudis have nothing but misplaced arrogance. The money can buy equipment but it cannot use it.
@@barrysmith9411Imported1mo ago
Saudi Arabia was in yemen waging war against them. Saudi arabia is the agressor.
@@4MarktkImported1mo ago
Nobody does Israeli/ USA propaganda like Al Jazeera ........ (got water Qatari ?) ( got plane tickets?)
@@downtotheiqImported1mo ago
Aljazeera properly looking after saudis on this war ,but not blame them as we all know what happened to Jama ghashoghchi
@@stuartwray6175Imported1mo ago
"A considerable, if not sizable" - considerable and maybe sizable?
@@arj1997Imported1mo ago
I'm guessing another failed offensive by the US, the West, and Gulf allies.🙄
@@3_2_1Imported1mo ago
After effing around on a massive scale, Saudi is now fully in the find-out phase.
@@desirecoImported1mo ago
Just do it!
@@hockeyjoueurImported1mo ago
Corrupt media and commentator. Hope ur media be repriment
@@EjioforEdeoguImported1mo ago
All your guests are anti true
@@mmshah14Imported1mo ago
Uniting umma is very easy by respecting each other and start adapting non violence peace treaty accord between them
@@benardmbithi5848Imported1mo ago
Need to do what against the Houthis?<br>You people are mad.
@@mmshah14Imported1mo ago
All Americans and Europeans and their allies are fully responsible for Gaza genocides with their heartless double standards '
@@GhoulsHateMirrorsImported1mo ago
Saudis are puzzys
@@GreekRicanImported1mo ago
The only Strike that was As disgraceful as a nuclear Bomb was The Accusation of Ansarallah attacking Mecca . Anyone with a braincell of a toaster knows the yemeni people would rather slit their own wrist than do such a thing
@@aaronhelvig9444Imported1mo ago
Israel already showed the world the only effective method of dealing with Islamists. You don’t need to like Israel to acknowledge this.
@@syedanwarsaab3582Imported1mo ago
Israel occupied to Palestinian Saudi occupied to yemen Pakistan is occupied to Balochistan
@@alanfulcher460Imported1mo ago
This Obaid guy is a bloodthirsty warmonger. “Houthis have crossed all red lines” but there is no line Saudis won’t cross
@@JARV9701Imported1mo ago
Houthies: "Well be pleased to accept your unconditional surrender at our doorstep."
@@Lmsabis1Imported1mo ago
Bin Salman's Army may try mounting drones on camel caravans. Houthis respect camels and may not figure out it's a trick.
@@GreekRicanImported1mo ago
Saudi attacked first
@@benardmbithi5848Imported1mo ago
Saudi attacked Houthis.<br>They retaliated
@@osmanmohamed-msonjey5158Imported1mo ago
The Kingdom needs only 2500 Somali Boys with the best weapons to capture Sana city in 10 days.
Fighting is intensifying between Yemen's Ansarullah Houthis and Saudi Arabia.
For the first time since a ceasefire in 2022, the Houthis have fired missiles towards the capital, Riyadh.
The Iran-backed group says it will respond to any escalation with an escalation of its own.
The stand-off highlights the historic enmity between the two sides.
But it also risks dragging the wider region into conflict.
What will it take to stop the attacks?
Presenter: Rob Matheson
Guests:
Nawaf Obaid -- Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London and former adviser to the Saudi government
Muhanad Seloom -- Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs.
Ibrahim Jalal -- Yemeni affairs analyst who specialises in regional security and armed groups
Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
Follow us on X : https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/
Check out our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/aljazeeraenglish/
Download AJE Mobile App: https://aje.news/AJEMobile
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