US EditionSaudi-UAE Split Fractures Anti-Houthi Coalition as Iran-US Tensions Threaten Red Sea
The Saudi-UAE rivalry has fragmented Yemen's anti-Houthi coalition, enabling Houthis to consolidate control and threaten Red Sea shipping amid rising Iran-US tensions, analysts say.
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Power struggle: What the Saudi-UAE rivalry means for the Red Sea—and Europe – European Council on Foreign Relations
Members of a military police unit loyal to the UAE-backed separatist group, the Southern Transitional Council, secure a street in Aden, Yemen January 10, 2026. REUTERS/Fawaz Salman | picture alliance / REUTERS | Fawaz Salman In late 2025, the Southern Transitional Council—a political Yemeni organisation backed by the United Arab Emirates—staged a military takeover of Yemen’s Hadhramaut and Mahra governorates. In response, Saudi Arabia launched a…
Saudi-UAE split fractures anti-Houthi coalition as Iran-US tension threaten Red Sea
… demonstration staged against Israel and the US president Donald Trump … materialized. In Sudan, Saudi Arabia has accused the UAE of backing … ."On Sunday, Iraq';s Kata’ib Hezbollah … the US-Iran standoff than its traditional Saudi allies.As Iran and the …
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