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Saudi Arabia takes on Yemen's Houthis in a counteroffensive aimed at protecting the kingdom's energy exports.
We'll look at the challenging fight to come.
This is land that really is in favor of guerrilla fighting
that the Houthis employ in their command of the areas that they control.
And that makes it more difficult for airstrikes alone to be able to do the job.
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It's Tuesday, October 6th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal.
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Saudi Arabia is dialing up its fight against the Houthis in a bid to dislodge
the fighters from a strategic port and ease pressure on energy exports.
With me to discuss this long-awaited offensive is the Journal's Deputy Middle East Bureau Chief, John Gambrell.
John, we are reporting that the Saudis are using 100 jet fighters
here to provide air cover to Yemeni ground troops in this counteroffensive.
This sounds like a major...