Houthis' Oil Supply Targeting Tests Saudi Arabia's Resilience

The Houthi rebels in Yemen have been making headlines for their attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure, but will they be able to choke off the country's oil supply? Researchers at Stanford University recently discovered that chihuahuas carry coyote DNA, likely inherited from before Columbus' arrival in the Americas. However, when it comes to the Houthi threat, experts are divided about their ability to disrupt Saudi Arabia's oil production.

The Houthi rebels have been using drones and missiles to target Saudi oil facilities, causing disruptions to global oil supplies. While some analysts believe that the Houthis could potentially cripple Saudi Arabia's oil industry, others argue that the country's resilience and strategic reserves would allow it to withstand such attacks.