Why are Houthis attacking Saudi energy infrastructure?
Houthi rebels have expanded their control along Yemen's Red Sea coast and both shores of the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and as part of that offensive they struck a Saudi oil pipeline with drones launched from Iraq [1]. The stories provided don't give the underlying motives or strategic reasoning behind the attacks, so I can't go further than that on the "why".
Sources
- Houthis Expand Red Sea Control Amid Intensifying Attacks on Saudi Energy Infrastructure
- Ukraine faces ‘toughest winter’ since Russia’s full-scale invasion, UN official tells BBC — BBC World
- Combined state and terror threat now greater than post-9/11, MI5 warns — Daily Mail
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- Stench crisis reaches fever pitch in quaint river-front Maryland suburb as locals complain they can’t eat crabs fished from putrid-smelling water — Daily Mail
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