Patriot missiles, fighter jets, billions in spending: Why Saudi Arabia still can’t stop Houthis | Explained
Saudi Arabia has invested heavily in advanced military hardware, including American-made fighter jets and missile defense systems. Despite this significant spending, the nation continues to face challenges in effectively neutralizing Houthi threats.
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