Users express strong disapproval and concern over Saudi Arabia's impending offensive against the Houthis, fearing further escalation and casualties.

Some posts highlight the Houthis' connection to Iran and the broader regional power struggle.

Posts report on the formation of the Saudi-led maritime security coalition and the countries supporting it.

Reports detail Houthi missile retaliation against Saudi airports following Saudi airstrikes on Sanaa International Airport.

Critics view Saudi intervention as a continuation of a bloody war, a move to inflate oil prices, and a destructive proxy war using poorer neighbors.

Multiple reports from Yemeni sources and news outlets confirm Saudi Arabia is planning a major military offensive against Houthis in central Yemen.

Some express support for taking down the Houthi 'terrorist organization' and securing maritime navigation.

Houthi spokespersons warn that Saudi Arabia is heading towards comprehensive escalation and that they will respond with full escalation.

Iran-backed groups in Iraq are capable of causing significant damage to Saudi energy infrastructure, and Saudi Arabia is under increasing pressure from these attacks and a naval blockade.

Saudi forces are planning a major offensive against Houthis in central Yemen, including potential sea and land attacks, to counter the blockade on oil exports through the Red Sea.

Saudi Arabia has launched airstrikes on Sanaa, Yemen's capital, with reports of significant damage and potential casualties, escalating the conflict.