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Why the Houthis Stopped Fighting: The Secret Deal That Silenced Yemen
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While the world watches the escalating fire in Lebanon, a deafening silence has fallen over the Red Sea—and the reasons behind it expose a ruthless hierarchy within Iran’s proxy network. The Houthis, once the aggressive frontline of the "Axis of Resistance," now find themselves isolated and outmaneuvered, their piracy-based economy crippled by targeted 2025 military strikes and a strategic encirclement through Somalia that most analysts completely missed. Is this a tactical retreat, or has the Islamic Republic finally decided which proxies are essential and which are disposable as their US dollar reserves vanish? We break down the "Ass Whoop Sundae" of U.S. deterrence, the secret military alliances trapping Yemen, and the cold reality of why Hezbollah gets the luxury apartments while the Houthis are left to rot in the silence.
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