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West Asia is outraged; Saudi in a 'tight spot' - Vimarsana News

West Asia is outraged; Saudi in a 'tight spot'

Middle East News: Many in West Asia, including some US allies, condemned the American-led airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen on Friday and warned that they risk

S. Arabia in 'tight spot' as West takes on Houthis - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

S. Arabia in 'tight spot' as West takes on Houthis - Newspaper

RIYADH: The US and British strikes in Yemen have set off alarm bells in Saudi Arabia, which craves de-escalation in...

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What's on at the Mount Gambier Library - The Border Watch

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Saudi Arabia in 'tight spot' as US, UK take on Yemen's Houthi rebels - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia in 'tight spot' as US, UK take on Yemen's Houthi rebels

Overnight strikes in Yemen have set off alarm bells in Saudi Arabia, which craves de-escalation in its war-torn neighbour so it can focus on domestic reforms, analysts said.Explosions lit up the night sky early on Friday as the United States and Britain pounded scores of targets with more than 100 precision-guided munitions, US Central Command said.The strikes came in response to weeks of disruptive attacks on Red Sea shipping by the Iran-backed Huthis, who control northern Yemen and say they are firing on Israel-linked ships in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

Saudi In 'Tight Spot' As US, UK Take On Huthi Rebels - Vimarsana News

Saudi In 'Tight Spot' As US, UK Take On Huthi Rebels

Overnight strikes in Yemen have set off alarm bells in Saudi Arabia, which craves de-escalation in its war-torn neighbour so it can focus on domestic reforms, analysts said.