Analyst warns against renewed conflict in Yemen
As tensions mount across the West Asia, concerns are growing that Yemen could once again become a flashpoint for a wider regional conflict.
Following recent cross-border attacks involving Saudi Arabia and Yemen, questions are being raised over whether external actors are seeking to derail diplomatic efforts and draw Sanaa and Riyadh back into military confrontation. International law expert and geopolitical analyst Seyed Muaz Shah examines the latest developments, the strategic significance of the Bab al-Mandab and Strait of Hormuz, and the broader geopolitical calculations shaping the region.
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