Saudi Arabia weighs US refusal to help counter Houthi attacks
Riyadh had requested American assistance despite the countries' longstanding alliance, France 24 reports.
According to France 24, Saudi Arabia is assessing Washington's decision not to provide assistance against attacks by Yemen's Houthi movement, after Riyadh had requested US help.
France 24 noted that the refusal comes despite the two countries' longstanding alliance and personal ties between President Donald Trump's family and Saudi leaders. France 24 international affairs commentator Douglas Herbert discussed further details of the relationship.
Sources
- Saudi Arabia left without US help against Houthis — France 24 — English
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