Saudi Arabia Faces Shrinking Alliances
The article focuses on the ongoing challenges faced by Saudi Arabia in Yemen, where its allies have retreated both north and south following their loss of areas such as Hadramawt and the Western Coast. This reduces its political and military options. Nonetheless, Saudi Arabia still holds significant diplomatic leverage, but it may be forced to reshape the Presidential Council or negotiate with the Houthis if its forces do not regain control of the coast within weeks, at a time when its internal and external support is weakened by poor management and untrusted partners. Those close to Saudi Arabia believe that maintaining its influence in Yemen requires new strategies and decisive decisions to protect its interests.
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