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UK sends warplanes as Saudi Arabia seeks more help against Houthis

The UK is sending RAF Typhoons to help defend Saudi Arabia from escalating Houthi drone and missile attacks. London says the jets will patrol Saudi airspace but will not carry out offensive strikes in Yemen. Yet Saudi Arabia has spent billions on some of the world's most advanced weapons, so why does it still need foreign help? And could Britain be drawn deeper into the conflict despite describing its mission as purely defensive? 0:00 UK military deployment 1:07 Analyzing regional motives 6:13 Strategic context and risks 12:41 Future outlook and crisis For more news go to

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The UK is sending RAF Typhoons to help defend Saudi Arabia from escalating Houthi drone and missile attacks. London says the jets will patrol Saudi airspace but will not carry out offensive strikes in Yemen. Yet Saudi Arabia has spent billions on some of the world's most advanced weapons, so why does it still need foreign help? And could Britain be drawn deeper into the conflict despite describing its mission as purely defensive? 0:00 UK military deployment 1:07 Analyzing regional motives 6:13 Strategic context and risks 12:41 Future outlook and crisis For more news go to

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