“We’re not going to be able to put the broken pieces of the egg back together again here.”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X72YnhU6aCc
Alan Eyre, former US-Iran nuclear deal negotiator, says that the latest escalation in Yemen will mean the region will be a “lot trickier to navigate in all senses of the word.”
The East-West pipeline was meant to keep Saudi oil flowing when the Strait of Hormuz became impassable. Now that route has also been hit, while the Houthi advance near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is putting Saudi Arabia's export options under new pressure.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZDWtoqVU28
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:25 East-West pipeline and Bab el-Mandeb Strait explained
01:38 How serious is the pipeline shutdown?
02:46 Oil prices and export bottlenecks
05:12 What does this mean for consumers?
07:25 Why are markets reacting now?
09:30 Has the Iran war gone regional?
11:01 Iran's strategy and Houthi leverage
15:16 Are the Houthis an Iranian proxy?
16:42 Trump rejects Saudi request to strike Houthis
19:20 What security options does Saudi Arabia have?
The United Arab Emirates says it is withdrawing its remaining forces from Yemen. Saudi Arabia has backed the Yemeni government's demand that all UAE troops should leave. The move comes after Saudi Arabia bombed a port in Yemen, saying it was targeting an arms shipment from the United Arab Emirates. Riyadh says the weapons were intended for a UAE-backed separatist force.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXx2LWl7EiE
Chapters:
0:00 UAE withdraws from Yemen
2:30 Hannah Porter, Journalist
A rebel blitz in Yemen may birth the world’s newest country. As global powers maneuver and the Houthis loom, the Southern Transitional Council’s bid for statehood could redraw Middle East geopolitics.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAOgc3IKBU4
Yemen’s fragile balance has shattered. The UAE-backed STC surges across Hadhramaut, seizing oil, cities, and power from Saudi allies. Explore the new proxy war reshaping Yemen’s future in days ahead.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Gu3mcLSZ9o
Iran has lost significant control over the Houthis in Yemen, exposing fractures within Tehran’s remaining regional proxy network, Iranian officials told The Telegraph on Tuesday.Entire article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/houthis-have-gone-rogue-and-no-longer-take-orders-from-tehran-iranian-officials-say/ar-AA1R6mIp?ocid=BingNewsVerp
A senior Iranian official told The Telegraph the Houthis “have gone rogue” and “they do not listen to Tehran as much as they used to,” adding, “It’s not just the Houthis. Some groups in Iraq are also acting as if we never had any contact with them.”...
Shame on Egypt and Jordan
And Saudi
Saudi, Emirate, Egypt, Jordan and other Arab monarchy is the big embarasment for Islam.
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