The recent catastrophe attack, which has led to the control of most of the western coast of Yemen over the Red Sea and to progress up to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, one of the world ' s most important sea lanes since Iran ' s closure of the Harms Strait, may have given Tehran greater pressure papers in the face of Washington. However, it also reveals the growing military and organizational capacities of the Community itself, and the very complex dilemma faced by Saudi Arabia, which already suffers from the depletion of its resources and the multiple challenges it faces.
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The recent catastrophe attack, which has led to the control of most of the western coast of Yemen over the Red Sea and to progress up to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, one of the world ' s most important sea lanes since Iran ' s closure of the Harms Strait, may have given Tehran greater pressure papers in the face of Washington. However, it also reveals the growing military and organizational capacities of the Community itself, and the very complex dilemma faced by Saudi Arabia, which already suffers from the depletion of its resources and the multiple challenges it faces.
