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The New York Times: The United States Provided Military Support to Saudi Arabia in Facing the Houthis

Washington - Afaq News - The "New York Times" revealed today, Monday, the direct American role in Saudi operations against Yemen, through the presence of American intelligence and military personnel inside the command centers in the Kingdom. According to an American official, more than 200 American intelligence and military analysts are working inside the Saudi command centers.

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Monday, 5 October 2026 at 18:55·1 minute read

The New York Times: The United States Provided Military Support to Saudi Arabia in Facing the Houthis

According to an American official, more than 200 American intelligence and military analysts are working inside the Saudi command centers to help identify targets during operations against Yemen.

The United States also provides air support to Saudi warplanes by refueling them while conducting defensive patrols along the border with Yemen.

Source: Ma'an News Agency

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