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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington’s aggressive foreign policy blunders have backed the White House into an absolute geostrategic trap in West Asia. Every single aggressive move to force regional concessions only deepens the administration’s isolation as traditional allies like Saudi Arabia actively hedge their bets elsewhere. Pepe Escobar argued that Moscow and... show more

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🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia has momentum in Yemen. Now comes the harder part. The Saudi-backed counteroffensive has pushed Ansar Allah back and shown that Houthi positions are not immovable. But that is very different from defeating them. The Houthis still retain the ability to regroup, exploit weak points in advancing PLC lines and strike far beyond the immediate battlefield, including Saudi infrastructure. That creates the next problem for Riyadh. Early battlefield success could encourage Saudi Arabia and its allies to keep pushing, while the Houthis have every incentive to prove they cannot simply be forced into submission. Saudi Arabia cannot comfortably accept an Ansar Allah presence threatening the Bab el-Mandeb. The Houthis, meanwhile, cannot afford the political and military cost of appearing defeated by Riyadh. The result is a dangerous escalation cycle. Saudi-backed forces may have won the opening round. But both sides now have reasons to believe another round of fighting could improve their position before negotiations begin. And that may make the war harder, not easier, to stop. Brandon Weichert

🇸🇦🇾🇪 Saudi Arabia has momentum in Yemen. Now comes the harder part. The Saudi-backed counteroffensive has pushed Ansar Allah back and shown that Houthi positions are not immovable. But that is very different from defeating them. The Houthis still retain the ability to regroup, exploit weak points in advancing PLC lines and strike far beyond the immediate battlefield, including Saudi infrastructure. That creates the next problem for Riyadh. Early battlefield success could encourage Saudi Arabia and its allies to keep pushing, while the Houthis have every incentive to prove they cannot simply be forced into submission. Saudi Arabia cannot comfortably accept an Ansar Allah presence threatening the Bab el-Mandeb. The Houthis, meanwhile, cannot afford the political and military cost of appearing defeated by Riyadh. The result is a dangerous escalation cycle. Saudi-backed forces may have won the opening round. But both sides now have reasons to believe another round of fighting could improve their position before negotiations begin. And that may make the war harder, not easier, to stop. Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

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