Riyadh Short of Interceptors Against Houthis, MBS Under Pressure According to WSJ

Saudi Arabia's intercept missile reserves are running low as Houthis increase missile attacks since early October. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman moves cautiously, guarded by security, with key oil infrastructure prioritized for defense. Multiple attacks have targeted airports, nurseries, and clinics, resulting in casualties, and Houthis have threatened to close Saudi airspace. The conflict, reignited in July after a four-year truce, has been ongoing since 2015, with continuous attacks and a naval blockade.