Once again, the long-burning conflict between Yemen's Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia has drawn blood on Saudi soil, leaving 73 people wounded in strikes that speak to the stubborn persistence of a war now entering its second decade. Backed by Iran and entrenched across Yemen's population centers, the Houthis have demonstrated a recurring ability to reach past the kingdom's defenses — a reminder that military might and diplomatic effort alike have yet to extinguish this particular flame. The wounded are not abstractions; they are the human measure of a regional struggle whose costs continue to
Houthi attacks wound 73 in Saudi Arabia
73 people were wounded in the attacks.