Recent Houthi missile attacks have wreaked havoc on Saudi Arabia, particularly targeting Riyadh airport, resulting in multiple casualties and significant damage. Following the deadly strikes, which claimed the lives of at least 20 individuals, including pilots, the airport remains closed as airlines cancel services. In response, Saudi Arabia is under increasing pressure to retaliate, with the possibility of U.S. military involvement being considered by President Trump. As the conflict escalates, the FAA has issued safety warnings for U.S. airlines operating in the region. Experts warn that the continuous assaults pose a growing threat to regional stability, challenging Saudi Arabia’s leadership and its ambitious economic vision. The attacks have raised urgent questions about the effectiveness of Saudi defense systems, which reportedly are running low on interceptors. With regional leaders calling for an end to the Houthi assault, the situation remains tense and volatile.