WHO CONTROLS THE SEA? | Is Yemen's Blockade Reshaping the Middle East? | Mohammad Marandi Explains Has Yemen's maritime campaign begun to reshape the strategic balance in the Middle East? In this exclusive analysis, Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi examines the strategic impact of Yemen's reported blockade operations, the implications for Saudi Arabia, and what these developments could mean for U.S. policy, regional security, maritime trade, and the broader balance of power across the Middle East. 📌 Key topics covered: • Yemen's maritime campaign and reported blockade operations • Saudi Arabia's strategic position • Iran's regional influence • U.S. policy and diplomatic challenges • Security in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb • Global shipping routes and energy security • Professor Marandi's geopolitical assessment As events continue to evolve, analysts are debating whether recent developments represent a temporary escalation, a shift in regional deterrence, or a longer-term change in Middle East geopolitics. This video explores one expert's perspective while placing current events into broader strategic context. This video is created for educational, informational, and commentary purposes. It is based on publicly available information and the publicly expressed views of Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi. Ongoing events remain subject to new reporting and verification. The opinions expressed by the guest do not necessarily reflect those of Stratovista Brief.
