Saudi newspapers highlighted in their editorials today a number of issues at local, regional and international arenas. Al-Youm newspaper in its editorial entitled ''Defeats of the coupists and their impending end'' said that it is clear from the huge loss of life sustained by Houthi terrorist militias being supported by the bloody Iranian regime and Hezbollah that this criminal gang writes its imminent end with the fall of its elements and leaders and it is completely unable to confront the Yemeni army being supported by Arab coalition forces. The paper noted that among the dead are prominent Houthi leaders along with agents from the Iranian regime and the terrorist Hezbollah and the latest operation in Sa'ada is considered the most violent one in the series of military operations to rid Sa'ada and all Yemeni cities of Houthis who have usurped their capabilities, freedom, and sovereignty. Okaz newspaper commented on the National Economy Good News, saying that economic policies of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are witnessing a series of developments and qualitative leaps aimed at strengthening the economic structure and moving towards a diversified and sustainable economy, indicating in this regard the 54th Annual Report of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA), delivered to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud on Wednesday The paper noted that according to the report, the GDP of the non-oil sector registered a positive growth of 1.5%, the average consumer price index decreased by 0.9%, and the surplus of balance of payments account of the Kingdom recorded more than 57 billion riyals against a deficit of 89.4 billion riyals in 2016, in addition to the joining of the Saudi stock exchange to the indicators of several international markets. Al-Riyadh newspaper in its editorial entitled ''The mysterious delegation'' wrote that this is the third round between the legitimacy and coup Houthis who want to prolong the war without the desire to reach a real peace that brings Yemen out of its crisis and back to its normal state for various reasons, such as that Iran will be the biggest loser by thwarting its aggressive plans against the countries of the region, and it will lose one of four Arab capitals claimed to be following its approach.
