Saudi Energy Minister Vows ‘Equally Serious’ Response After Deadly Houthi Attack
Saudi Arabia said it would respond seriously after authorities blamed Houthi missile strikes for killing civilians and disrupting airports and energy infrastructure. The minister’s remarks followed an airport strike that the report says killed 12 people and injured more than 300.
Saudi Arabia on Monday warned of a serious response after Houthi missile strikes killed civilians and disrupted airports and energy infrastructure in the Gulf nation. Saudi Arabia Preparing Big for Retaliation? ” Abdul Aziz bin Salman said it’s tough to gauge how the “present uncertainty” will evolve, but assured commitment to the development of Saudi Arabia’s energy system and industrial capability. S.
citizen, and injured more than 300. Saudi authorities blamed the Iran-backed Houthis for the attack, calling the strike a “fully-fledged war crime” and vowing a firm response. The Houthi movement said its attacks were retaliation for "brutal Saudi aggression" in western Yemen. S.
involvement in Saudi military operations against the Houthis. Meanwhile, betting crowd on Polygon (CRYPTO: POL) -based Polymarket priced in a 13% chance that the Houthi forces enter Saudi Arabia by the month-end, and a 27% chance by the end of 2026. com