Bab al-Mandab's Strategic Shift
The article discusses the developments in the Yemeni war and its impact on the maritime geography of the Bab al-Mandab region. Control is focused on the coastal areas and strategic islands such as Mayun and Preem, with the conflict shifting from the internal sphere to the international maritime domain. The importance of Bab al-Mandab's geographical location as a vital passage connecting the Red Sea and the Gulf is highlighted, along with the influence of controlling the islands on international navigation security. The article also examines efforts to restore Yemeni sovereignty over the coast and islands, and to develop a shared regional maritime security system led by Yemen, in cooperation with Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The goal is to prevent the maritime geography from becoming a tool of threat and to transform it into a regional strength and an element of international cooperation to ensure stability in the region. Additionally, it emphasizes the necessity of rebuilding the Yemeni state and unifying its institutions to strengthen sovereignty and achieve stability, while underlining the importance of regional and international cooperation in safeguarding maritime corridor security and restoring balance in the area.
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