Show Notes
The UK has responded to a request from its long-standing ally Saudi Arabia to help in its defence against strikes launched by Houthis, an Iran-allied militant group.
Recent attacks on Saudi airports, energy facilities and military bases have killed dozens and injured hundreds more.
The mission is purely defensive, but how significant is Britain's move and what does it mean for the wider conflict?
Joining Enda Brady for this discussion:
Ash Bhardwaj Defence analyst and Journalist
Sean Bell Military analyst and Former Fighter Pilot
Gordon Robison Middle East and Global Affairs Analyst
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