Saudis made a bad choice by returning to Yemen war: Analyst
International Affairs analyst Gilbert Doctorow says the Saudi-Yemen escalation has opened a second front in West Asia, which can reshape the security and political dynamics in the region.
In his opinion, Riyadh miscalculated by relying on US protection and is now facing Yemeni strikes that threaten its Red Sea export lifeline.
Meanwhile, he believes that Washington’s regional posture is weakening, with Iran shaping the escalatory ladder and Yemen gaining leverage through Iranian support.
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