Analysis: Yemen falls into Iran’s orbit as region caught asleep at the wheel

If the Houthis are able to solidify control over the southernmost country on the Arabian Peninsula, it could create a risk for Israel and other countries’ sea traffic.

A military vehicle belonging to the presidential guards, which was seized by Houthi fighters during clashes, is seen outside the Presidential Palace in Sanaa

(photo credit: REUTERS)

ByARIEL BEN SOLOMON

JANUARY 21, 2015 20:14

Analysis: Yemen falls into Iran’s orbit as region caught asleep at the wheel

If the Houthis are able to solidify control over the southernmost country on the Arabian Peninsula, it could create a risk for Israel and other countries’ sea traffic.

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Analysis: Yemen falls into Iran’s orbit as region caught asleep at the wheel

If the Houthis are able to solidify control over the southernmost country on the Arabian Peninsula, it could create a risk for Israel and other countries’ sea traffic.

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