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Russian Expert Analyzes Gulf Rapprochement
The article discusses the recent visit of the Deputy President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, to Saudi Arabia, amid the military and political developments in Yemen and the region. It emphasizes that the context suggests a possible improvement in the Saudi-Emirati relations, following regional disagreements, particularly in Yemen, where the war has revealed the fragility and divergence among the southern factions, as well as a strong military presence on the ground that lacks a unified political framework. The article also highlights the importance of cooperation in facing regional threats, such as the Iranian-backed Houthis, especially after their control of strategic areas near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. It questions the extent to which Saudi Arabia and the UAE can build a new alliance that includes southern forces and addresses past disputes to ensure a united front against the Houthis. Additionally, it considers whether control over southern factions can be restored to natural leaders in the south, like Al-Zubaidi, and how such developments might affect the future of the conflict in Yemen and regional security in the Gulf overall.
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