Al-Baydani: Houthis mask Iranian agenda with blockade

The article discusses the deterioration of the internal situation in the areas controlled by the Houthis in Yemen, with political researcher Saleh Al-Baydani emphasizing that the group is facing unprecedented popular and economic pressures, which drive it to escalate as a means of escaping crises. He views the relationship between the Houthis and Iran as deeply rooted, extending to ideology and military coordination, with warnings that internal tension could lead to a popular explosion or a nearby military movement. The article also highlights the role of tribes, especially in Al-Bayda and Al-Jawf, in supporting the group, and stresses the importance of these regions in its strategy. The researcher indicates that the Houthis are trying to hold onto their authority amid mounting tensions, with expectations that the future will not be in their favor if conditions continue along the same course.

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