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Yemen Faces Expensive, Prolonged War
Recent analyses have concluded that the Yemeni war has entered a new phase, transcending the control of traditional fronts and evolving into a broader conflict focused on maritime corridors and their impact on international navigation, especially in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Control over the western coast has become a key factor in the war equation, as the Houthis threaten that strategic area due to its proximity to vital maritime routes and their influence on international trade. They continue to utilize missiles and drones to impose high costs on their adversaries. Additionally, the humanitarian toll is escalating, driven by ongoing fighting, resource shortages, and deteriorating healthcare services. Analysts are calling for a long-term strategy that unites various forces and provides an effective response to both military and humanitarian challenges.
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