To be honest KSA should get rid of those US bases be it logistics or directly supporting the aggression. That's makes you complicit. It's good that Saudi has exercised restrain and not fell head on into Zion trap for the region. Iran understands the same and has shown restrain.
Got to stop that assistance.
It's as simple as that.
Why bomb the houti airport? That was completely unwarranted.
I do believe that Iran and KSA ties can get better, and pave way for a new security architecture for middle east. That can even lead to the resolution of key issues such as Yemen.
Your last point is what is the definition of unconventional warfare.
Petrodollar is a vital pillar of US empire.
My friend, there is no US bases in KSA. The Prince Sultan Air Base is a Saudi Arabian base. US air forces are operating in that base with the approval of KSA. Nothing prevents KSA from removing US forces (when that will no longer suit KSA) just like it occurred after 1991 and prior to the Iraq invasion in 2003.
This animosity between regimes is way deeper than any Israel or US involvement in the region. The first thing the Iranian Arabs (the ones ruling Iran -black Turbans - read up on
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safav...gration_of_Arab_Shia_scholars_from_Jabal_Amil ) that run Iran (Iranian regime) did in 1979 was to try to spread the Iranian "revolution" to neighboring Arab states and call for them to be toppled using all means.
That despite many Arab countries (Iraq, Kuwait etc.) hosting those very same Iranian Mullahs when the Shah was cracking down on them. That Khomeini Indian lived in Kuwait and Iraq for a reason before he entered Iran on an Air France plane from Paris after exile there. (another Western implant/agent later going rogue). Same Western intel that helped squash the real Iranian opposition to the Shah (socialists and communists - remember we are talking about 1979 - midst of the Cold War). That later backfired.
Houthis were breaching their own agreements by attacking (failed at that as well) Yemeni government positions.
Later they started to disrupt sea traffic. Probably because the Iranian regime piggy bank demanded for them to do something after staying mostly silent for 13 months.
To be frank with you from an Arab perspective, Iran has no say or business when it comes to internal Arab affairs. We do not accept it and never will. Internal Arab affairs will be solved by the Arab parties involved. Iran is just an opportunistic meddler - nothing more and nothing less.
The mess in Yemen needs to be solved by Yemenis themselves first and foremost and afterwards KSA which is Yemen's largest and most important neighbor and fellow Arab country that Yemen shares the most with of any other country alongside Oman.
No sane Arab country, whether Iraq or Lebanon (last ones) should accept Iranian regime interference in their lands, that regime (which acts more Arab than Arabs themselves) interference has caused nothing but trouble.
Imagine outsiders (in this case Iran as an example) propping up non-state actors within Pakistan in order to weaken the Pakistani military, state institutions etc. as well as using Pakistani proxies for your own twisted and backward interests.
Now the greatest question, what has the Iranian regime given Iran since 1979? An impoverished, sanctioned and now largely destroyed country constantly under attack now? They bragged that they are guarantors of Iran security but it was under their watch that Iraq attacked Iran and killed 500.000-1 million Iranians. It is now under the watch that Iran is getting carpet bombed and the currency, economy etc. is in free wall.
What has those proxy groups of theirs - that use Iran as a piggy bank, given them exactly?
Why do they not have a single state ally that have come to their aid?
Can you imagine if KSA was attacked and what would occur in the region in terms of outside support, fellow Arab and non-Arab alike? Look what happened in 1991, when KSA was not even attacked by Iraq other than a 24 hour long occupation of small Khafji (coastal fishing town next to Kuwait). The entire world came to the aid, starting with the world's superpower (USA), much of NATO. Even the Al-Assad regime, lol.
