International responses to Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
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Saudi Arabia has sought international assistance in response to Houthi attacks, but the United States has reportedly declined to provide help, despite longstanding ties between the two nations. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom has announced it will offer 'time-limited' and 'defensive' military support to Saudi Arabia, including air-to-air refuelling of Saudi jets, to counter Houthi attacks and protect energy infrastructure. This decision comes as UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims to stabilize the Middle East to help reduce global energy prices. The G7 has also called on the Houthi rebels to 'immediately' cease attacks on civilian shipping near Saudi Arabia. These developments highlight the complex international dynamics surrounding the conflict in Yemen, with differing approaches among major global powers.
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