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Context
What happened: Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian infrastructure, including airports, escalated the Yemen war. The article outlines two scenarios: a region-wide coalition against the Houthis or a war of attrition.
Key numbers: At least a dozen people killed and hundreds injured in the attacks.
Why it matters: The author argues a coalition could shift the military balance and ease Red Sea shipping pressure, while attrition would prolong the war and let Iran emerge as winner.