The renewed fighting in Yemen and the Houthis' takeover of the port city pose a direct threat to shipping lanes in the Red Sea. While Saudi Arabia finds that both energy gateways of the Arabian Peninsula are threatened simultaneously, Washington refuses to intervene militarily, and the division in the opposing camp makes it difficult to contain the threat.
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The renewed fighting in Yemen and the Houthis' takeover of the port city pose a direct threat to shipping lanes in the Red Sea. While Saudi Arabia finds that both energy gateways of the Arabian Peninsula are threatened simultaneously, Washington refuses to intervene militarily, and the division in the opposing camp makes it difficult to contain the threat.