Bangladesh, Oct. 18 -- The security of Saudi Arabia is no longer merely a regional concern. It is a strategic imperative for the global economy. When missiles threaten Riyadhs airports, drones target oil refineries, and attacks endanger the infrastructure that keeps energy flowing to international markets, the consequences extend far beyond the Arabian Peninsula. From European factories and Asian industrial hubs to airlines and ordinary consumers worldwide, the cost of insecurity is becoming impossible to ignore. Yet while the world depends on Saudi Arabias energy infrastructure, the burden of defending it remains disproportionately concentrated on the Kingdom itself.

On October 10, a Houthi missile reportedly struck King Khalid Internat...