Saudi Catastrophe In Yemen Renewed
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Rob and Ruairi take a deep dive into the renewed Saudi-Yemen conflict and the rapidly changing situation on the ground in Yemen.
Why did Saudi Arabia restart its war with the Houthis? What does the Houthis’ recent territorial advance mean for the conflict, and for Saudi Arabia itself? And why has a war that has dragged on for more than a decade suddenly become so important for oil markets and global trade?
The conversation covers the history of Saudi Arabia’s intervention in Yemen, the Houthi movement, the Saudi- and UAE-backed forces, the collapse of the previous ceasefire, and the strategic importance of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. They also discuss the roles of the United States and Israel, Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions, Mohammed bin Salman, and the enormous humanitarian cost of the conflict.
With the fighting once again affecting Saudi oil infrastructure and pushing oil prices higher, Rob and Ruairi ask what happens next — and whether a negotiated peace between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis is still possible.
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