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New Houthi Attack on Saudi Arabia and Iran's Role in Regional Instability
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New Houthi Attack on Saudi Arabia and Iran's Role in Regional Instability

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The Houthis of Yemen have launched missile and drone attacks on military targets in Saudi Arabia in their latest action. A security expert considers Iran and its proxy groups to be key factors in the region's instability.

The Houthis of Yemen increased tensions in the region on Monday by carrying out a series of missile and drone attacks on military targets in Saudi Arabia. These attacks come as Iran has consistently denied any involvement in the Yemeni civil war.

Analysis of the Situation in Yemen

The Houthi group, which benefits from Iranian support, has repeatedly attacked Saudi Arabia in recent years. These attacks occur particularly as internal conflicts in Yemen have intensified again, making peace a significant challenge. Dr. H.E. Hellyer, a senior expert in geopolitics and international security, analyzed this situation in an interview, stating that Iran and its proxy groups are recognized as one of the destabilizing factors in the region.

Iran's Role in Regional Instability

Dr. Hellyer emphasized that Iran, along with Israeli projects, is one of the main factors of instability in the Middle East. He stated that these two opposing forces are continuously strengthening their military and political capabilities in an effort to establish regional dominance and influence neighboring countries. According to him, this situation negatively impacts not only Yemen but all surrounding countries, increasing tensions in the region.

On the other hand, these Houthi attacks have elicited multiple responses from Saudi officials, and the country is seeking to strengthen its defenses against these threats. Given the history of conflicts and existing tensions, it seems that efforts to establish stability in this region are not only difficult but will continuously face new challenges.

Source: france24.com

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