Houthis' Red Sea attacks pressure Saudis to back ground war Riyadh has spent 3 years trying to avoid
Saudi Arabia has stopped loading crude from its Red Sea coast amid ramped-up attacks from Iran-backed Houthis and is weighing whether to back a new Yemeni ground campaign to retake the shoreline from the rebel militants.
Saudi Arabia has ceased loading crude oil from its Red Sea terminals. This action follows an increase in attacks by Iran-backed Houthis. The country is now considering supporting a new ground offensive in Yemen.
- Saudi Arabia has stopped loading crude from its Red Sea coast.
- The decision comes amid increased attacks from Iran-backed Houthis.
- Saudi Arabia is considering backing a new Yemeni ground campaign.
- The potential campaign aims to retake the shoreline from Houthi militants.
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