Formation of a naval coalition; Saudi Arabia's recruitment to escape the Yemeni siege ▪️ Exclusive report by Tasnim correspondent in Sana'a 🔹 Simultaneously with the official announcement of the naval blockade by Saudi Arabia by the armed forces of Yemen, 8 tankers carrying Saudi oil changed their course from Bab al-Mandab and were forced to head towards Cape of Good Hope in South Africa to deliver their cargo to clients. 🔹 On the other hand, despite the failure of the international coalition led by Riyadh in the war against Yemen, Riyadh once again turned to the option of military alliances and unveiled a naval coalition consisting of 14 countries, claiming to ensure security in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab. 🔹 At the same time, the absence of the UAE in the Saudi naval coalition, especially in light of the rapid developments in southern Yemen and the evident disagreements between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi over the Yemeni issue, particularly after the withdrawal of some Saudi forces from Mukalla and Aden, has raised doubts regarding the success of this military coalition.
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