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Saudi response to Houthi attacks could risk a new war

A report discusses the possibility that Saudi Arabia's response to Houthi attacks could lead to a new war.

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A renewed Saudi-Houthi conflict could widen regional fighting and threaten shipping and energy security, but the supplied information describes a possibility rather than confirmed escalation.

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