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Al-Zubaidi's Views on Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb
The article discusses the military and political developments in Yemen, particularly in the south, and the impact of Saudi policies on the balance of power against the Houthi militias. It points out that the policy of de-escalation and reorganization of the anti-Houthi forces has led to a reduction in the capabilities of southern forces, such as the Southern Armed Forces, which has allowed the Houthis to rebuild their military strength and expand their influence. It also emphasizes that weakening the southern forces has caused the fragmentation of the anti-Houthi front and increased Houthi exploitation of the military vacuum, with warnings about the dangers this poses to maritime security, especially in Al-Mokha and Bab al-Mandeb. Ultimately, it raises the question of whether these policies serve the ultimate goal of weakening the Houthis or if they contribute to expanding their influence, highlighting the importance of a thorough assessment of the past years to understand who truly benefits from the disintegration of anti-Houthi forces.
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