This interview explores the shifting Middle East geopolitical landscape, focusing on Yemen's strategic advancements and Saudi Arabia's growing vulnerability. Ansarullah's control over key population centers and the Red Sea coast has severely impacted Saudi oil infrastructure and exports. The discussion highlights how US policies exacerbate regional conflicts, from the Persian Gulf to Ukraine, while falsely shifting blame. Iran's firm stance is analyzed: no desperation for new deals, but a demand to implement existing agreements and end regional sieges. Finally, the fragility of GCC states is examined, noting their deep compromise with Western powers and inability to pivot to emerging alliances like BRICS or the SCO.
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