A coordinated offensive by Houthi rebels in Yemen and Iraqi militant groups has intensified regional tensions, presenting a significant challenge to Saudi leadership. The dual attacks mark one of the most serious security threats faced since the international outcry over the killing of a prominent critic. Analysts suggest the timing and scale of the strikes could test the resilience of Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy under its current leadership. The response to these attacks may further strain relations with global allies already wary of the kingdom’s regional influence.
Two-pronged assault by Houthi rebels and Iraqi militants has spawned what may be biggest test for Prince Mohammed since backlash against Jamal Khashoggi’s murder
