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UK to Deploy RAF Typhoons to Saudi Arabia for Defense Against Houthi Attacks

UK to Deploy RAF Typhoons to Saudi Arabia for Defense Against Houthi Attacks

The United Kingdom plans to deploy RAF Typhoon fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, aiming to protect cities and national infrastructure amid ongoing threats from Iran-backed Houthi militants. This initiative was announced by the U.K. government on Tuesday.

In recent weeks, Saudi Arabia, a significant oil producer in the Persian Gulf, has faced a series of missile and drone assaults from the militia group. The Houthis are engaging in an offensive tied to the broader Iran conflict, taking control of crucial regions from Saudi-supported forces in Yemen along the Red Sea. They have also targeted high-profile locations within Saudi territory.

A U.S. Air Force B-1 bomber lands at Royal Air Force Fairford, a military base in Fairford, England.
A U.S. Air Force B-1 bomber lands at Royal Air Force Fairford, a military base in Fairford, England, on March 7. (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

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