Houthi Missiles Bomb Saudi Military Base, Trumps Says 'Not My Problem' | Firstpost Live | 4K
The Yemen-based Houthis have ramped up attacks on Saudi Arabia. On the 13th of September, the Houthis launched a ballistic and cruise missile attack into Southern Saudi Arabia, striking a military base and damaging a mosque in Jazan. The Houthis claim that they destroyed an ammunition depot and a command and control centre. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia carried out nearly 129 airstrikes inside Yemen in the last 48 hours. US President Donald Trump has refused to support Saudi Arabia and called the Houthis 'not my problem.' Meanwhile, Pakistan and Turkey are yet to provide any form of support to Saudi Arabia as part of the Mecca Pact. What will Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman do? Gursshheenkaur Gahllen tells you more on Firstpost Live.
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AI GeneratedHouthi rebels in Yemen have escalated attacks on Saudi Arabia, striking a military base and a mosque. Despite extensive Saudi airstrikes, the Houthis are gaining territory, capturing US-made equipment, and seizing control of the Red Sea coastline. The Saudi-backed Yemeni forces are struggling due to systemic corruption and the existence of a \"ghost army.\"