Houthi rebels launched back-to-back missile strikes on Saudi Arabian airports, prompting UK travel warnings, with their “significant military might, they seem pretty unstoppable”, says president of Girton College at Cambridge University, Dr Elisabeth Kendall.
Monday, October 12, 2026
'They Seem Unstoppable': Houthi Strikes in Saudi Arabia
Oct 12, 2026 | “On the one hand, you're looking at your screens with Kalashnikov toting guys in skirts and flip flops, and on the other, they're launching precision attacks on Saudi infrastructure.”
Houthi rebels launched back-to-back missile strikes on Saudi Arabian airports, prompting UK travel warnings, with their “significant military might, they seem pretty unstoppable”, says president of Girton College at Cambridge University, Dr Elisabeth Kendall.
Houthi rebels launched back-to-back missile strikes on Saudi Arabian airports, prompting UK travel warnings, with their “significant military might, they seem pretty unstoppable”, says president of Girton College at Cambridge University, Dr Elisabeth Kendall.
