Houthis' success in targeting Saudi facilities

Saudi Arabia faces significant challenges in protecting its vital facilities from Houthi attacks, despite having invested around $83 billion in its defense forces last year and possessing advanced weapon systems from America and Europe. The Houthis, supported by Iran, employ complex strategies that include ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and long-range drones to disrupt Saudi defenses and create confusion within their systems. Although many attacks are intercepted, some missiles and drones still reach their targets, posing a threat to national security and hindering Saudi Arabia’s plans to develop its economy and invest in major strategic projects. Military escalation and indirect warfare with the Houthis represent some of the biggest challenges facing the Kingdom, with the potential for increased attacks and worsening security conditions in the region.

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