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The article focused on the collapse of Saudi Arabia's dreams of forming new regional and international alliances in the area, especially amid its decline in the face of the Yemeni resistance, which has demonstrated its ability to impose a strong security equation in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The failure to gather 50 countries in Riyadh to form a coalition led by Saudi Arabia, along with the diminishing European and American presence, reflects the decline of Saudi influence and the weakening of its reliance on oil and its claimed military strength. Conversely, the Yemeni resistance has shown military and political capability to shift the balance of power, emphasizing that the region is no longer susceptible to domination through money or superficial alliances, and that Yemen now represents a formidable and essential factor in shaping regional security.
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