🇸🇦 The head of the IMF is warning that the attacks on Saudi Arabia could end up hurting “everybody, everywhere.”
Kristalina Georgieva says the Saudi economy is way too important for the damage to stay local, with Houthi missiles still slamming into the kingdom.
And that’s on top of oil prices already going through the roof since Iran choked off the Strait of Hormuz back in February.
She also says the world economy is “reaching its limits,” with governments now spending 14% of their revenue just to pay off debt, up from 6% a decade ago.
The global economy has survived shock after shock this year, and the IMF is now openly wondering how many more it can take.
Source: AFP / Writer: Julie
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Anas Bin Hamad @Aha887i ·
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This is bigger than a regional conflict. Houthi terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia threaten civilians, energy security, and the global economy. The world must take these threats seriously and hold those responsible accountable. Saudi Arabia deserves security, not continued attacks on its territory

































































