The Aporia
Saudi Arabia is facing a shortage of missile interceptors due to its ongoing conflict with Houthi rebels in Yemen and has requested assistance from regional and Western allies, including France, Britain, Pakistan, and Egypt. The US, which supplies arms to Saudi Arabia, also faces dwindling stocks of interceptors as it engages in a six-month war with Iran. Two unnamed regional officials disclosed this information on condition of anonymity, stating that the kingdom's main ally lacks sufficient resources due to its own military engagements.
Saudi Arabia is running low on missile interceptors and has turned to regional and Western allies for help as its stand-off with Houthi rebels in Yemen drags on
The outreach was initiated because Saudi Arabia’s main ally and arms supplier, the United States, has seen its own stock of interceptors dwindle over the course of a six-month war with Iran