Abdollahi: Riyadh's miscalculation halted Saudi oil exports from the Red Sea

Abdollahi: Riyadh's miscalculation halted Saudi oil exports from the Red Sea International issues expert: 🔹The idea that the Arbaeen pilgrimage (Shia pilgrimage) would become less crowded due to military attacks or threats is completely mistaken; as the experience of ISIS being near this route in the years 95 and 96 showed that these dangers only led to an increase in the number of pilgrims. On the other hand, Saudi Arabia and the United States have made significant miscalculations. 🔹Saudi Arabia's mistake regarding Yemen: Recent attacks on Yemen's airport have again prompted Ansarullah to react decisively. By imposing a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia, the alternative route for the country's oil exports from the Red Sea (which was used after the Strait of Hormuz was blocked to compensate for exports) was also blocked, and Riyadh's oil exports, except for China's share, faced a serious crisis. 🔹2. Dragging Hashd al-Shaabi into battle: Despite the Iraqi government and Hashd al-Shaabi's denial and the explicit acceptance of responsibility for the attacks by Yemen, the US and Saudi Arabia are repeating their mistakes by accusing Iraqi groups and bringing a new front of resistance into the battle; a trend that will ultimately benefit Iran's strategic position.