Political analyst and writer Mohammad Al-Qeeq says the latest escalation between Saudi-backed forces and Yemen’s Ansarullah movement was triggered by actions that undermined the 2022 ceasefire, warning that the conflict could spiral into a broader regional confrontation if diplomatic efforts fail.
He argues that lasting stability depends on ending hostilities, lifting the siege on Yemen, and respecting the country’s sovereignty.
Al-Qeeq believes regional actors, including Turkey and Iran, could play a role in facilitating dialogue between the parties and helping prevent further escalation.
He says a sustainable solution requires reconciliation among Yemeni factions and a negotiated ceasefire that addresses the root causes of the conflict.
He added that the failure to pursue such efforts risks prolonging instability and leading to another round of military confrontation with consequences for Yemen and the wider region.
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