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De-escalation or escalation with Houthis
The article addresses the current tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen, focusing on the differing positions between military escalation and the political process. It points out that the Iranian drone crisis has brought back the language of escalation to the scene, but media and political escalation is not necessarily an indication of a war intent; rather, it is an attempt by the parties involved to strengthen their negotiating positions. The article affirms that Saudi Arabia is focusing on managing the conflict politically and working to enhance its defensive capabilities, while the Houthis seek to maintain their image as a force and use crises to pressure. It notes that any large-scale military confrontation would be complex, and it is expected that the situation will remain under control with ongoing policies of deterrence and limited escalation, emphasizing the importance of balancing deterrence and dialogue to achieve sustainable peace.
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