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Internal Conflict in Anti-Houthi Coalition May Impact U.S. Strategy in Yemen

The Houthis' military actions against Saudi Arabia and the U.S. are compounded by internal conflicts within the anti-Houthi coalition in Yemen, particularly between the Southern Transitional Council (STC) and the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC). Despite the STC's official dissolution, it remains active and critical of the PLC's governance and approach to the Houthis. Amr al Bidh, an STC leader, warns of potential renewed conflict while advocating for a more aggressive strategy against the Houthis.

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The Houthis' military actions against Saudi Arabia and the U.S. are compounded by internal conflicts within the anti-Houthi coalition in Yemen, particularly between the Southern Transitional Council (STC) and the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC). Despite the STC's official dissolution, it remains active and critical of the PLC's governance and approach to the Houthis. Amr al Bidh, an STC leader, warns of potential renewed conflict while advocating for a more aggressive strategy against the Houthis.

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Brewing conflict within the anti-Houthi coalition risks blowing up the US strategy in Yemen

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Internal Conflict in Anti-Houthi Coalition May Impact U.S. Strategy in Yemen