Recently, Saudi oil facilities in Yanbu have been attacked several times, and anti-aircraft interceptions have been rushed and aid has been sought from many countries. The country's latest data shows that oil exports fell to a new low in July. French President Emmanuel Macron announced on the 24th that France will send troops and deploy radars, defense systems, etc. to protect the oil facilities at Yanbu Port on the west coast of Saudi Arabia to stabilize oil supply, control rising oil prices, and stress that it will not participate in the conflict. Britain also promised earlier that it would provide “defensive” air refueling support, and the Royal Air Force plans to dispatch a “navigator” tanker. Furthermore, senior generals from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey held talks in Riyadh to discuss deepening cooperation between the armed forces of the three countries, while the Houthis warned Turkey and Pakistan not to get involved in the conflict.

Recently, Saudi oil facilities in Yanbu have been attacked several times, and anti-aircraft interceptions have been rushed and aid has been sought from many countries. The country's latest data shows that oil exports fell to a new low in July. French President Emmanuel Macron announced on the 24th that France will send troops and deploy radars, defense systems, etc. to protect the oil facilities at Yanbu Port on the west coast of Saudi Arabia to stabilize oil supply, control rising oil prices, and stress that it will not participate in the conflict. Britain also promised earlier that it would provide “defensive” air refueling support, and the Royal Air Force plans to dispatch a “navigator” tanker. Furthermore, senior generals from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey held talks in Riyadh to discuss deepening cooperation between the armed forces of the three countries, while the Houthis warned Turkey and Pakistan not to get involved in the conflict.