Reasons behind Saudi Arabia's Hesitation in Confronting Houthis
The article concerns Saudi Arabia's hesitation to engage in a military confrontation with the Yemeni Houthi movement, despite escalating attacks with missiles and drones targeting Saudi territory and facilities. The Kingdom is carefully weighing the costs of war, avoiding a repeat of the prolonged conflict it experienced in 2015. It is considering regional and international circumstances, safeguarding internal security, and seeking to prevent the conflict from expanding into a larger regional war. Saudi Arabia believes that a confrontation could become possible if escalation continues, but it prefers diplomatic solutions and maintains the capacity for deterrence. The Kingdom is monitoring the Houthis' escalation and trying to manage the threat in a way that ensures stability, all while being cautious of a prolonged war that might not resolve the situation definitively.
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