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At a glance
A recent surge in attacks on Saudi airports, military facilities, and oil infrastructure has prompted Washington to debate striking Houthis and potentially restarting strikes on Iran.
What the briefing reports
The US is considering joining the fight against the Houthis due to a recent surge in attacks on Saudi airports, military facilities, and oil infrastructure. This development has led to a debate in Washington about striking the Houthis and potentially restarting strikes on Iran. The situation has become increasingly violent since a Saudi-led coalition launched a major military offensive against the Houthis last week.
The attacks on airports in Saudi Arabia have resulted in deaths, with reports indicating 12 fatalities in Riyadh. The Houthis have claimed responsibility for these attacks, releasing a video showcasing their drone capabilities.
As the conflict escalates, the possibility of international involvement, including potential US participation, becomes more likely. The US is weighing its options carefully, taking into account the severity of the situation and the potential consequences of its actions.
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