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At least 12 people are dead and more than 300 injured in a major attack on Riyadh's international airport. It is one of several attacks on the facility in recen…
At least 12 people are dead and more than 300 injured in a major attack on Riyadh's international airport. It is one of several attacks on the facility in recent days. Although no group has claimed responsibility, Saudi Arabia is blaming Yemen's Houthis. The recent spate of deadly strikes by the Houthis has exposed vulnerabilities in Saudi Arabia's ability to defend itself as it backs the Yemeni government against the Iran-backed rebels. We ask Yemen researcher Hannah Porter for her assessment.
Chapters:
00:00 Third deadly attack on Riyadh airport
01:15 How significant is this escalation? | Hannah Porter
03:55 What do the attacks reveal about Houthi capabilities and intentions?
05:30 Why can't Saudi Arabia stop these attacks?
07:15 Has the Houthis' recent success surprised analysts?
08:35 Why is this happening now? Retaliation for setbacks in Yemen?
10:45 Trump on possible US involvement
12:55 How much does Saudi Arabia need US support right now?
14:05 Why is so little information coming out of Riyadh?
15:05 What could a wider Saudi-Houthi conflict mean for the region?
16:05 What happens next?
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Saudi has to realise that this what happens when u make pact with social media warriors like Pakistan 😂😅
@@VerrolSmallImported1mo ago
Please think about what is happening in Gaza and Lebanon!
@@PhuchaTannapaiImported1mo ago
But saudi bomb houti airport and civillian facilities too. It's 2 way street.
@@dissaidImported1mo ago
@nsa
@@Aussie_car_lifeImported1mo ago
Saudi Arabia must fight for existence or just pack up and leave you can't do business there, and nobody is coming to Saudi Arabia anymore.
@@liemto9485Imported1mo ago
The U.S. should recognize the State of Palestine to help stabilize the Middle East and uphold the two-state solution (in accordance with UN General Assembly Resolution 181 of November 29, 1947, and UN Security Council Resolution 2334 of 2016).
<br>Israel should hand over its nuclear bombs to the U.S. for safekeeping, and Iran should hand over its uranium to Russia for safekeeping; subsequently, these two nations—along with other Middle Eastern countries—should sign a treaty establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, subject to oversight by a nuclear monitoring agency.
@@LakeVon-g1vImported1mo ago
saudi started the fight and got punched in the mouth
@@marksteven3534Imported1mo ago
the problem starts in Iran - end Iran and the Houtis have no means to wage a war and the gulf will reopen also - go for Iran
@@TGLANESRAImported1mo ago
I wonder what saudi new name will be after all this
Oh, here's a thought: Saudi Arabia should leave Ansar Allah alone--THEY started this & when Yemenis are killed, the news hardly mentions it.
@@patrickcowan8701Imported1mo ago
About time you reported on it since it happened yesterday. And yes the houthis did it with missiles. There's been a lockdown on news from the saudis on Western media. Same as for Ukraine. Can't show they're losing now can we.
@@TomasMaxwell-u7tImported1mo ago
MBS only has himself to blame he choose to get involved in Yemen internal affairs he FAFO
@@LegendsAI2026Imported1mo ago
Bla bla
@@aladdinala1Imported1mo ago
Saudi need to normalize ties with Israel and get their help with air defence and intelligence to improve the targetting of houthi terrorists
@@chrosairs7057Imported1mo ago
What a disaster
@@newtonpeart8573Imported1mo ago
I will cut one for you only.
@@MultiverseColiseumImported1mo ago
People often confuse political ambition with religious duty😡😡😡In Islam, protecting human life (Hifz an Nafs) is fundamental..The Quran explicitly equates killing an innocent soul to killing the entirety of humanity (Surah Al-Ma'idah <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lqqt0b3MHY&t=332">5:32</a>)..<br>This endless violence isn’t religion😡😡 It is power politics, regional rivalries & modern tribalism (asabiyyah) masquerading as conviction. Real adherence to the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ demands an end to this senseless bloodshed💔
@@shuaibshariff2797Imported1mo ago
Perhaps they shouldn't have attacked the Houthi in the first place. Kashoggi revenge.
@@Lmsabis1Imported1mo ago
What in the world is wrong with Ben salman. If I had half his gold, I will send the Houthis where they would rather be, their heaven in one year.
@@albertoserrano67Imported1mo ago
Are you not Entertained.
@@auggievu2972Imported1mo ago
Saudi Arabian haven't realized Trump said f***off
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
Twelve hours after the attack, the airport remains closed and major international embassies like the UK, Spain, German and US, are warning citizens to stay away.
@@MartinFraisse-d5nImported1mo ago
Any day American don't make money 🤑 on wall street is a productive day .. <br>World need first remove Great Sa tan, before resume free transit. ... Mf96
@@wash_outImported1mo ago
This is what happens when you negotiate with Iran.
@@artemvaleev947Imported1mo ago
Only fair. If i remember correctly Saudis attacked Yemen’s airports few months ago
@@forzaazzurri1471Imported1mo ago
This was expected and predicted after Saudi's Terrorist Attacks on Yemen civilians for many year snow.
At least 12 people are dead and more than 300 injured in a major attack on Riyadh's international airport. It is one of several attacks on the facility in recent days. Although no group has claimed responsibility, Saudi Arabia is blaming Yemen's Houthis. The recent spate of deadly strikes by the Houthis has exposed vulnerabilities in Saudi Arabia's ability to defend itself as it backs the Yemeni government against the Iran-backed rebels. We ask Yemen researcher Hannah Porter for her assessment.
Chapters:
00:00 Third deadly attack on Riyadh airport
01:15 How significant is this escalation? | Hannah Porter
03:55 What do the attacks reveal about Houthi capabilities and intentions?
05:30 Why can't Saudi Arabia stop these attacks?
07:15 Has the Houthis' recent success surprised analysts?
08:35 Why is this happening now? Retaliation for setbacks in Yemen?
10:45 Trump on possible US involvement
12:55 How much does Saudi Arabia need US support right now?
14:05 Why is so little information coming out of Riyadh?
15:05 What could a wider Saudi-Houthi conflict mean for the region?
16:05 What happens next?
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<br>Israel should hand over its nuclear bombs to the U.S. for safekeeping, and Iran should hand over its uranium to Russia for safekeeping; subsequently, these two nations—along with other Middle Eastern countries—should sign a treaty establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, subject to oversight by a nuclear monitoring agency.