As the Iran-backed Houthis gain ground in Yemen and strike Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, the kingdom faces a stark choice: escalate a military campaign that’s for years failed to defeat the militants or tolerate greater rebel leverage over a Red Sea route that’s become increasingly important to its oil exports.
As the Iran-backed Houthis gain ground in Yemen and strike Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, the kingdom faces a stark choice: escalate a military campaign that’s for years failed to defeat the militants or tolerate greater rebel leverage over a Red Sea route that’s become increasingly important to its oil exports.
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