Air show and naval maneuvers US British move to play the Saudi card in Yemen

On Wednesday, the US and Britain resumed playing the Saudi card in Yemen after years of keeping it out of the quagmire with a regional agreement that saved face.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
In Jeddah, Britain organized a maritime conference called the Red Sea Conference, to which it invited about 40 countries, most of them non-coastal. The conference was dedicated to discussing support for the maritime factions affiliated with Saudi Arabia and the Emirates, which are supervised by Britain and America themselves.
Although the conference did not produce anything new compared to its predecessors, its timing was described as an attempt by the international and regional allies of the occupation to find a local element to secretly manage the war on Yemen, which even the strongest fleets and largest aircraft carriers have failed to win.
These countries, which are mobilizing for Saudi Arabia in the name of the Red Sea, seek to continue the naval battle that erupted about two years ago with Yemen’s announcement of its decision to support Gaza in the face of widespread Israeli aggression, but with new tools, especially with the failure of the alliances that were successively announced to protect the occupation in stopping Yemeni operations, whether by sea or air.
Not far from what is happening in Jeddah, in an attempt to secure the occupation by sea, US forces have unveiled their largest air maneuver in the northeastern part of Saudi Arabia, focusing on countering drone attacks, which Yemen is intensifying its operations against the occupation.
The US Central Command reported in a post on its official page that the largest maneuver in the Middle East used all new defense systems to intercept and counter the drones.
These parallel moves, while not new, reveal the extent of concerns among the occupation’s allies regionally and