Lethal maritime blockades shatter the domestic civil war truces of the forces executing them.
Highly disruptive naval blockades and lethal strikes on commercial shipping inevitably collapse years-long domestic ceasefires, pulling local factions back into active civil war.
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The Houthi offensive to seize the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and establish a shipping blockade has broken the years-long truce in Yemen, reigniting active civil warfare.
Houthi drone and missile strikes targeting Aramco and Mocha have forced the Yemeni military into active retaliation, threatening a return to full-scale domestic conflict.
The Houthi offensive and maritime strikes in the Red Sea have completely shattered the long-standing domestic civil war truce.
The Houthis' highly lethal maritime strikes on shipping have shattered the long-standing, UN-backed truce with the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.