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Asymmetric warfare means that the weaker side utilizes unconventional means to combat the superior forces of the enemy. Thus, Yemen is now fighting back against the Saudis. In practical terms, asymmetric warfare means that Yemen can make things difficult for the Saudis to achieve victory.

The Houthis launched a drone assault against the Abha airport in southern Saudi Arabia, and they have targeted the airport with a cruise missile, wounding 26 civilians.

In addition, the Houthis conducted drone attacks on the Aramco East-West pipeline and oil stations deep within the Saudi territory. These attacks demonstrate that the outcome of the conflict is not solely under Saudi control.

Despite the horrors of famine inflicted on Yemen and the thousands of casualties, the Houthis, supported by Iran, are not finished. The outcome of the conflict, even with British and US support for Saudi Arabia, is uncertain.

Iran is thus carrying out their plan for Shia/Iran-supported domination of the Middle East. They are intent in Yemen in their support of the Houthis just as they are in supporting Hezbollah in Lebanon.