Saudi Arabia tries diplomacy to stop Houthi attacks from growing
The kingdom has held talks with the Yemen-based Houthis via Omani mediators and is still preparing military options in case diplomacy fails, sources said.
Saudi Arabia has been engaged in diplomatic efforts with the Yemen-based Houthis, using Omani mediators, to address the growing threat of Houthi attacks. According to sources, the kingdom is also preparing military options in case these diplomatic efforts fail.
The region is experiencing heightened tensions, with the ongoing situation in the Middle East affecting various motorsport events. The World Rally Championship's season finale in Saudi Arabia, scheduled for November 11-14, is among the events facing uncertainty. The FIA is closely monitoring the situation and is set to make a decision regarding the event by mid-September.
The Motorsport.com report also notes that other motorsport events in the region have been impacted, with the World Endurance Championship replacing its Middle East rounds with new races in Barcelona and Monza. Additionally, the Bahrain Grand Prix has been rescheduled to take place in Malaysia's Sepang International Circuit.
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