Iran may see Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province as a strategic pressure point where energy security and internal stability converge.
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Yemen’s counteroffensive depends on stamina, not speed, as Houthi attacks stretch frontlines and deeply threaten Saudi Arabia’s security.
Pakistani troops reinforce Saudi defenses under a new pact, yet legal limits and regional diplomacy block combat role in Yemen.
A deadly airport strike reveals how armed groups can block peace deals even without winning wars, leaving regional stability fragile.
Southern Yemen’s separatist movement survived Saudi-backed dissolution, exposing Riyadh’s inability to convert military gains into lasting political control.
Riyadh’s counteroffensive regains ground, but Houthi missiles and Iranian support show why military force alone cannot end the war.
The Mecca Pact moves from paper to operational test as Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia confront Houthi attacks.
Pakistan backs the Mecca Pact diplomatically but avoids the Houthi war, constrained by insurgencies, IMF bailouts, and its role as Iran mediator.
Gulf interventions in Sudan and the Horn are now collapsing the Red Sea divide, raising dangerous wider war risks.
Iran-Houthi Escalation aims to corner Riyadh, but instead it rallies global powers behind Saudi Arabia and Yemen against Houthi gains.