Alliance turned battlefield
What was once presented as a unified Saudi-Emirati campaign in Yemen has quietly transformed into a rivalry defined by clashing interests, proxy forces, and competing visions for the country's future.
As these fractures deepen, Yemen faces not stability but further fragmentation; raising urgent questions about who is actually working to preserve the state. The Saudi, Emirati partnership in Yemen has entered its most volatile phase, with public accusations, proxy confrontations, and irreconcilable agendas now shaping the battlefield. As this fracture deepens and southern secessionist demands grow louder, the risk is no longer just prolonged war; but the permanent breakup of Yemen itself.
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