Saudi Arabia and the Houthis: Riyadh strikes oil sites near Sanaa, an Aramco building hit in return
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IranTehran sees the escalation as Riyadh's strategic deadlock, whose vital infrastructure and Vision 2030 program are paying the price for over a decade of intervention in Yemen, while Trump's accusations target Iran.
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ChinaBeijing weighs the Saudi-Houthi escalation in light of the fragility of the oil market: Aramco facilities threatened, global stocks at a level deemed dangerous and the Strait of Hormuz in the background.
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Saudi-centered
Mehr describes the crisis in terms of its costs for Riyadh and concludes that armament and foreign support are not enough to produce security.
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Iran International extensively quotes Trump on the state of the Iranian economy and the supposed origin of the attacks.
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ChinaRelies on military sources from the belligerents
the account reports each side's tolls without independent corroboration.