Gestern, 13:56
Die Gemengelage im jemenitischen Bürgerkrieg könnte sich verschieben, wobei es den Anschein hat, dass der Machtverlust des iranischen Regimes nach dem Krieg im Sommer gegen die Israelis wiederum die Saudis und die Emirate ermuntert hat, ihre eigenen Milizen verstärkt in Stellung zu bringen.
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Zitat:Saudi-backed forces gather on Yemen border as separatists face pressure to pull backhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/d...atists-stc
Southern Transitional Council, backed by UAE, told it could face airstrikes after its recent huge territorial gains. [...]
As many as 20,000 Saudi-backed forces are gathering on the border of Yemen as the separatist Southern Transitional Council comes under pressure to withdraw from the huge territorial gains it has made in the last month in the vast, oil-rich governorate on Hadramaut in eastern Yemen. [...] The STC, which is backed by the United Arab Emirates, has been warned there is a possibility of direct airstrikes by Saudi forces, a development that would threaten key STC positions. Well-paid troops, mainly drawn from a Saudi-funded militia called the National Shield, have been gathering in the al-Wadeeah and al-Abr areas close to the Saudi border. [...]
The UN secretary general, António Guterres, predicted a full-scale resumption of fighting in Yemen could have consequences across the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Horn of Africa. He urged all parties in Yemen, including external actors that “unilateral actions will not clear a path to peace, but only deepen divisions, raise the risk of wider escalation and cause further fragmentation”.
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