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The Houthis may see an opportunity to seize more of resource-rich southern Yemen while maintaining a Red Sea blockade and attacks against Saudi Arabia, which supports the internationally recognized government.
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The Houthis may see an opportunity to seize more of resource-rich southern Yemen while maintaining a Red Sea blockade and attacks against Saudi Arabia, which supports the internationally recognized government.
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Northern and southern Yemen dossier
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Northern and southern Yemen
The Houthis may see an opportunity to seize more of resource-rich southern Yemen while enforcing a Red Sea blockade and attacking Saudi Arabia, which supports the internationally recognized government.
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The Houthis control much of northern Yemen, and likely spied an opportunity to wrest more of the resource-rich south from government control while simultaneously enforcing a Red Sea blockade and mounting attacks on Saudi Arabia, which backs the government.
The Houthis may see an opportunity to seize more of resource-rich southern Yemen while maintaining a Red Sea blockade and attacks against Saudi Arabia, which supports the internationally recognized government.
Open source reportThe Houthis control much of northern Yemen, and likely spied an opportunity to wrest more of the resource-rich south from government control while simultaneously enforcing a Red Sea blockade and mounting attacks on Saudi Arabia, which backs the government.
The Houthis may see an opportunity to seize more of resource-rich southern Yemen while enforcing a Red Sea blockade and attacking Saudi Arabia, which supports the internationally recognized government.
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