'That's Your Problem': Trump Ditches MBS As Houthis Rain Bombs On Saudi Arabia | Vantage | 4K

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The Yemen-based Houthis have ramped up attacks inside Saudi Arabia, launching long-range ballistic missile to strike the East-West oil pipeline. Meanwhile, Houthis had already captured the Mokha port and have now captured the Perim Island. As per reports, the Houthis now control the entire Yemen's coastline along the Red Sea, giving them strategic leverage over the Bab el-Mandeb strait. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's fighter jets launched multiple airstrikes across Yemen targeting the Houthis. The Houthis have now captured US-made armoured vehicles. As per reports, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman dialled US President Donald Trump on Thursday, requesting American support against the Houthis, which Trump refused to provide. Meanwhile, Mecca Pact signatories Turkey and Pakistan have also indicated at staying away from striking the Houthis. Hem Kaur Saroya tells you more on Vantage on Firstpost.
00:00 - Introduction: Saudi Arabia Under Attack
00:57 - Houthis Strike Saudi Oil Pipelines & Capture Red Sea Ports
02:27 - Military Comparison: Saudi Firepower vs. Houthi Guerrilla Tactics
03:53 - Trump & Allies Refuse to Intervene to Protect Saudi Arabia
04:57 - Iran's Support & Advanced Houthi Missiles
06:17 - Ground Reality vs. Paper Superiority
Video Summary
AI GeneratedDespite possessing advanced Western weaponry and strategic alliances, Saudi Arabia is struggling to contain the Houthi insurgency in Yemen. The Houthis have leveraged guerrilla warfare, Iranian support, and sophisticated missile technology to seize territory and disrupt Saudi oil infrastructure, exposing the limitations of Riyadh's reliance on foreign security guarantees.
