Saudi Arabia is reportedly running low on interceptor missiles for its US-supplied air defense systems, with its main ally and arms supplier facing depleted arsenals due to the war with Iran, according to Associated Press, citing Middle Eastern officials. The officials stated that Riyadh had approached the UK, Egypt, Pakistan, and France for assistance in repelling missile and drone attacks from the Yemeni Houthi rebel movement "Ansar Allah."

The report highlights potential vulnerabilities in Saudi Arabia's air defense capabilities, particularly in the face of persistent Houthi drone and missile attacks. The strain on US and Saudi arsenals underscores the prolonged impact of regional conflicts on military supply chains.