Internal divisions and regional rivalries within Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council are fueling a crisis that risks destabilizing the country’s political unity.

The Gulf Cooperation Council's support for parallel entities and the U.S. re-designating the Houthis as a terrorist group reflect growing regional influence and Yemen's political fragmentation.

Yemen’s al-Mahra province is witnessing rising tensions between political factions and Saudi-backed forces, alongside a growing U.S. military presence.

The Hadhramaut Tribal Alliance halts oil supplies to Aden, protesting unfulfilled government promises.

Russia is aiding the Houthis with recruitment and military support, while the U.S. and Saudi Arabia work to prevent arms transfers.