The most direct issue is that the Saudi Royal Army essentially has no combat capability!
In contrast, the Saudi Royal Air Force is in a relatively better condition.
During the previous airstrike operations, the Saudi Royal Air Force participated throughout and carried out some high-difficulty combat missions.
For instance, in August, the Saudi Royal Air Force launched combat aircraft strikes on southern Iraq with an average strength of about 400 sorties per day. Additionally, they arranged fighters to escort attack aircraft carrying out strike missions, during which multiple confrontations occurred with Boi fighters over Boss Bay.
This is largely related to the fact that most of the pilots come from Bakistan.
