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How the Iran war is squeezing Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt from every direction (opens the original)
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The war on Iran has turned the region’s shipping map into a weapon. Every extra day of tension around Hormuz, every skirmish near Bab al-Mandeb, every convoy rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope instead of Suez - each adds a small charge to fuel bills, food prices and currencies. Less discussed is that the three countries absorbing some of the worst of these shocks - Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt - are simultaneously managing tensions on their own borders, with India, Greece and Israel respectivel
Netanyahu 'offers Israeli services' in 'comprehensive war' against Houthis, says report (opens the original)
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered "Israel’s services" to countries in the Arabian Peninsula and has expressed a willingness to participate in a “comprehensive war” against Ansar Allah, the Houthi movement in Yemen, Lebanese media have reported. The report, by Al-Akhbar editor Ibrahim al-Amin, said that Netanyahu was pressing Israel’s security establishment and military to prepare for possible action against Iran and Hezbollah. The proposed Israeli role was part of a "wider re
What would Houthi control of Bab al-Mandeb mean for the region? (opens the original)
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In war, tactical movements can achieve strategic objectives, while strategic manoeuvres can produce operational setbacks. This is perhaps the clearest way to understand the latest battles in Yemen, particularly after Houthi forces entered the city of Mokha. The mindset that manages a war from a regional and strategic perspective differs fundamentally from one that approaches it through a local lens. This may be the most important distinction between Yemen’s warring camps, including the Houthis,
Houthis target Saudi Arabia following air strikes as Yemeni forces push towards Sanaa (opens the original)
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Forces loyal to Yemen's internationally recognised government have begun a counteroffensive against the Houthis, with officials promising to recapture Sanaa. Saudi Arabia-backed government forces said they targeted Houthi positions with rocket and drone strikes as “intensive battles” were ongoing with ground troops in Taiz, Bayda, and Jawf, a province seen as a key gateway to the capital, Sanaa. Yemen’s Deputy Defence Minister Major General Samir al-Sabri told state television the government had
Is Yemen's endless war serving a US-Israeli agenda? (opens the original)
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For years, the war in Yemen has not been a conflict in search of a victor. It has become a struggle in which every side seeks to degrade their opponents, without achieving a victory the wider region cannot absorb. This makes Yemen an ideal test of an idea advanced by US strategist Edward Luttwak in his 1999 essay “Give War a Chance”, later applied to Syria in 2013: not every cessation of war constitutes peace, and not every victory produces a desirable outcome. Sometimes the strategic interest l
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