Washington’s insistence on the Saudi-Israeli normalization stems from a perception that sees “Israel” as the "regional alternative," expected to fill the void as the U.S. shifts its focus to China and Russia.

The U.S. decision to lift the ban on selling offensive weapons to Saudi Arabia raises questions about the timing, especially amid escalating U.S. strikes on the Houthis and rising regional tensions.

"Israel" and the UAE are making all logistical preparations to set up intelligence bases to gather information throughout the Gulf of Aden, from the Bab al-Mandab Strait on Socotra Island.

Saudi Foreign Minister Farhan's statements over the Yemen crisis have raised numerous questions about the nature and details of the "secret" roadmap he announced for resolving the ongoing Yemen crisis.

The United States is exerting all its efforts to finalize the calm deal between Hamas and “Israel,” as Joe Biden is not willing to settle for anything less than a prisoner exchange deal and cessation of hostilities to keep his presidency chair.

The UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council in Yemen announced the introduction of several new naval assets, coinciding with the Houthi targeting of ships associated with "Israel."

India's increased military presence near Yemeni waters has sparked numerous questions about its true motives.

During the Yemeni Houthi militia's visit to Saudi Arabia for peace talks, Emirati figures close to decision-makers subtly criticized any potential agreement resulting from Riyadh's negotiations with the Sana'a-controlled militia.

In a historic move, Saudi Arabia invited Houthi representatives this September to discuss a lasting Yemen ceasefire and a mutually acceptable political solution, marking the first such invitation since the 2014 Yemeni war began.

In a new development on Yemen's front, the Saudi–Emirati coalition has lifted further restrictions on air travel over the war-torn country, sparking questions about the implications of such a move at this time.

The Houthi rebels have announced new negotiations with the Yemeni government, indicating a willingness to make concessions to end the long conflict.

Saudi Arabia's pledge of $1.2 billion in financial aid to Yemen, intended to address the government's budget shortfall, has sparked inquiries into its potential effects on the country's worsening economic situation.

The Yemeni regions around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait are witnessing an intense power struggle between various military factions backed by the UAE and Saudi Arabia.