Analysts No indicators of a near political settlement Talk of peace is a facade for a new aggression

Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
What is happening in Saudi Arabia these days is nothing but signs of a broad regional repositioning involving Washington and Tel Aviv, and its furthest target appears to be Yemen.
A multi-layered mobilization managed jointly by Washington, Riyadh, and Tel Aviv, aiming to reshape the theater of pressure around Yemen and the Red Sea after months that exposed the nakedness of American deterrence in the waterways.
Simultaneous messages from land and sea, where a practical ceiling is being built for military action ‘beneath total war’; a ceiling being tested through exercises, inaugurated with warning systems, and wrapped in the language of “partnerships” and high-level visits.
We start from land: The “Quincy-1” exercise that launched at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin Base in the California desert, in America.
The name itself is unimportant; what matters is that Saudi and American ground units are training in an environment simulating open deserts and maneuver-fire operations, on integration in command, control, and joint operations, in a way that restores mutual confidence after a turbulent year at sea… It is a readiness workshop for a potential border battle or at least to raise the “credibility of the threat” along the Al-Jawf–Najran–Jizan lines.
The Saudi and American announcement is clear in describing the goal: “enhancing readiness, exchanging expertise, and raising integration”—known military phrases used when wanting to say that the joint force is testing “scenarios.”
From the sea, Jeddah opened its waters to “Red Wave-8,” a maneuver gathering six Red Sea littoral states led by the Saudi Navy. Its apparent title is “protecting passages,” but its actual purpose is building a political-operational umbrella to redraw the “security engineering” in the sea in which Sana’a imposed its equation last year.
The maneuver is a declaration of will test a regional alignment