Saudi Arabia Builds New Missile Complex Amid Houthi Threat and Iran Nuclear Concerns

Saudi Arabia is reportedly expanding its missile production capacity with a new complex near Al-Dawadmi. The facility appears aimed at producing solid-fuel missiles to strengthen the kingdom's defenses. The move is widely seen as a response to threats from Yemen's Houthi movement. The development has also intensified worries about a possible nuclear arms race in the region involving Iran. Concerns have further grown over a US civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, given fears of broader nuclear proliferation.