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Houthis and Iran's Strategic Challenge
The article focuses on the developments in the Yemeni file and the conflict between the Houthis and Iran. It reviews the Kuwait negotiations between the legitimate Yemeni government and the Houthis, and highlights Iran's intervention through military and political support for the Houthis, including the presence of experts and funding. It indicates that the Houthis moved in September 2026 to seize control of Bab al-Mandeb Strait, but suffered significant losses at the hands of the Arab coalition and their influence in the region was weakened. Additionally, it clarifies that the reasons behind the success of the "Fajr Yemen" project include rapid coordination coupled with improvements in the Yemeni and regional stances, the formation of new alliances, and the weakening of Iran, which is experiencing a severe internal crisis following defeats in Syria and a decline in Hezbollah’s influence. The outcome is that regaining control of Sana'a and reducing the Houthis' capabilities will have a future impact on regional stability, with the balance of power shifting in favor of the Arab coalition.
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