
Episode notes
Yemen is more than a civil war. It is a conflict shaped by geography, regional rivalry, maritime security, and global trade. This episode explores how Yemen’s internal collapse became a proxy battlefield involving the Houthis, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and wider international powers — and why the Red Sea has become one of the world’s most vulnerable strategic chokepoints.
Keywords
red sea
iran
saudi arabia
proxy war
Middle East Conflict
Yemen War
Houthis
Bab el-Mandeb
Maritime Security
