The war between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis has led to a series of deadly incidents. This time, the Saudi authorities have declared that they are responsible for the deaths of two people when a SAR patrol aircraft crashed near the border with Yemen. The Saudi authorities attribute the blame to the 'technical failure' of the aircraft, while the Houthis contest this accusation, referring to similar incidents that occurred recently.

The conflict between the Saudi monarchy and the Houthis has resulted in a significant number of deaths. In particular, the recent crisis has caused more than one-tenth of the deaths in Saudi Arabia over the past few months. This event has made it even more difficult to restart economic and financial activities in the country, which was already facing issues such as the collapse of the real estate market and international travel restrictions.

Moreover, the war has also led to further terrorist attacks against neighboring countries. The Houthis, who fight against the Saudi monarchy for control of territories in Yemen, have increased their attacks during a new military offensive launched by the Saudi government forces. The Saudi authorities have declared that they have intercepted several groups of drones and destroyed ballistic missiles and cruise missiles in other parts of the country, including attempts to attack Yanbu city and the front area of Khamis Mushait.

These actions were considered sufficient to prevent further violent incidents and demonstrated that the Saudi authorities are not willing to give up their positions. The war has become a crucial moment in the history of the Saudi monarchy, where great successes and difficulties have been experienced. The future of Saudi Arabia will probably depend on the ability to find a peaceful solution to the war against the Houthis.