How conflict management policies reshaped strategic threats in Yemen
The article discusses the strategic challenges facing Saudi Arabia in Yemen, highlighting the shifts in Saudi policies from military decisiveness to containment and negotiation. These changes have resulted in the deepening of the Houthis' influence and the enhancement of their capabilities. Meanwhile, the Southern issue continues to complicate the political and military landscape, weakening Saudi Arabia's position both domestically and regionally. This comes amid increasing Iranian influence through support for the Houthis and its impact on Red Sea security and international shipping.
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