Ansar Allah’s Red Sea wins last week torched Saudi’s decade-long strategy in Yemen — and the tens of billions it poured into trying to hold one of the world’s most vital shipping chokepoints. Shireen al-Adeimi unpacks what the seizure of Mokha and control of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait means for a global economy already brought to its knees by record $6/gallon diesel prices. With the Strait of Hormuz still slowed to a trickle by the US-Israeli war on Iran and Riyadh’s East-West pipeline offline, al-Adeimi says it’s in the whole world’s interest to “push the Saudis to just end this war. Admit that you’ve lost, cut your losses, and move on.”

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