Why the Houthis are ramping up their attacks on Saudi Arabia
The Houthis are ramping up their attacks on Saudi Arabia due to a combination of collapsing local ceasefires, regional geopolitical pressure from Iran, and a strategic desire to disrupt Saudi Arabia's economic and defensive stability. Following the collapse of a four-year UN-brokered ceasefire in July 2026, the Houthi militia has escalated strikes against Saudi airports, oil refineries, and government operations.
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