The conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen is rapidly escalating. Ansarullah forces are launching deep strikes into Saudi territory, hitting major airports and exposing the limits of Saudi air defenses. Meanwhile, the decisive ground battles are unfolding inside Yemen. Forces are encircling the strategic city of Taiz. Its fall will secure the road to Aden and grant total control over the vital Bab al-Mandab strait. As global energy markets fluctuate and Western powers hesitate to intervene, the ground war in Yemen emerges as the ultimate turning point. Will the fall of Taiz force a shift in Saudi strategy? Dive into the strategic realities of the Red Sea, the Strait of Hormuz, and West Asia.
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