Ecuația „Houthi”, greu de rezolvat. Ce opțiuni au Arabia Saudită și statele din Golf și de ce este necesară o strategie unificată

Ten years after Saudi Arabia's military intervention in Yemen, the Houthi rebels pose a significant security threat to the Gulf region. The recent resurgence of conflict highlights the limitations of military action and the urgent need for a unified diplomatic strategy among Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states. Attacks by the Houthis have targeted critical infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, revealing vulnerabilities that extend beyond its borders. A collective response from the GCC is essential to address the ongoing challenges in Yemen, including the need for a credible political solution and the stabilization of the Yemeni government. The analysis emphasizes the importance of overcoming divisions within the Gulf states to effectively tackle the Houthi threat and achieve lasting peace in Yemen.