Saudi-Houthi Conflict Escalates with New Airstrikes and Airport Attacks

The threat of a widening war on the Arabian Peninsula is accelerating as Houthi rebels in Yemen continue to target Saudi infrastructure and military sites. The escalating conflict, which may yet draw in other regional powers, saw the Saudi-led coalition launch new airstrikes on oil facilities across Houthi-controlled Yemen in response to deadly airport attacks in Riyadh. Ali Rogin reports on the latest developments, including the strategic significance of the targeted sites and the potential for further escalation. The conflict has already disrupted regional stability and raised concerns about the involvement of outside powers. This report is part of PBS News' comprehensive coverage of international conflicts. PBS News Hour is ranked as the most credible and objective TV news show, providing viewers with reliable reporting and expert analysis on the stories shaping our world.