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Saudi Arabia is increasingly concerned that continued missile attacks from Yemen could damage its economy and disrupt tourism and business travel, according to the WSJ.
Saudi Arabia cannot afford a prolonged war with Yemen's Ansarullah as its stockpile of missile interceptors is being rapidly depleted.
Over the past few weeks, Saudi Arabia have targeted entrances to Ansarullah's underground missile facilities. However, the strikes have had limited success and have not significantly reduced Ansarullah's missile launch rate.
Saudi Arabia may be forced to seek a ceasefire with Ansarullah in the coming weeks, or possibly even days.
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Saudi Arabia is increasingly concerned that continued missile attacks from Yemen could damage its economy and disrupt tourism and business travel, according to the WSJ.
Saudi Arabia cannot afford a prolonged war with Yemen's Ansarullah as its stockpile of missile interceptors is being rapidly depleted.
Over the past few weeks, Saudi Arabia have targeted entrances to Ansarullah's underground missile facilities. However, the strikes have had limited success and have not significantly reduced Ansarullah's missile launch rate.
Saudi Arabia may be forced to seek a ceasefire with Ansarullah in the coming weeks, or possibly even days.
#GrowWithSAC $LUMIA $CFX $ERA