The Yemen Conflict's Ripple Effect: Saudi Arabia's Response And Regional Stability

Abstract

The Arab Spring-related conflict in Yemen has grown into a complex catastrophe with significant regional ramifications. This paper explores the intricate network of historical, political, and religious elements that have contributed to the war while highlighting Saudi Arabia's crucial involvement. Saudi Arabia's military intervention in Yemen in 2015 signaled a crucial turning point in the country's foreign policy, with profound geopolitical and security ramifications. Saudi Arabia's activities have an impact well beyond Yemen's borders because it is a significant regional power and a significant role in the larger Middle Eastern scene. The response from Saudi Arabia is examined in the article along with its repercussions on regional stability in terms of economics, geopolitics, and humanitarian aid. The crisis in Yemen, which acts as a stage for Saudi and Iranian competition and is influencing the future of an unstable region, is also examined in terms of its broader ramifications. The paper also aims to clarify the complexities of the Yemeni crisis and its reverberations, with a particular emphasis on Saudi Arabia's stance.