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Saudi Arabia and Turkey, as two key players in the Middle East, are currently facing new challenges in the region. The emergence of Iran as a strong power following the Islamic Republic and the developments in Yemen have added to the concerns of these two countries. In recent years, Saudi Arabia has tried to control the threat of the Houthis by relying on military power and international support, but the results of these efforts clearly indicate the existing difficulties.
Developments in Yemen and Their Impact on Saudi Arabia
Yemen, as one of the key points in the developments of the Middle East, has witnessed intense conflicts between Houthi forces and the Yemeni government in recent years. Saudi Arabia has been trying to contain the power of the Houthis using military force and airstrikes. However, the asymmetric war and the use of long-range missiles by the Houthis clearly demonstrate the difficulties of Saudi Arabia's success in this war.
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Recent developments in Yemen, including missile attacks on Saudi territory, have raised serious concerns in Riyadh. These attacks are not only a threat to Saudi Arabia's national security but have also increased Turkey's concerns. Turkey, as one of the supporters of the Yemeni government, is worried about the expansion of Iranian and Houthi influence in the region.
The New Order in the Middle East and the Reactions of Saudi Arabia and Turkey
The emergence of Iran as an effective power in the Middle East has led to major changes in the political and military order of the region. This has prompted Saudi Arabia and Turkey, as traditional rivals of Iran, to seek ways to counter this new challenge. Saudi Arabia's reactions include strengthening military cooperation with other countries and increasing defense spending.
Turkey, for its part, is also seeking to strengthen relations with other countries and use diplomacy to curb Iranian influence in the region, considering its own security concerns. In this context, both countries are looking to form new alliances and strengthen relations with other regional powers.
It seems that future developments in the Middle East will be influenced by these changes and rivalries, and we may witness significant changes in the relationships of regional powers. The emergence of Iran as a major power has not only increased the concerns of Saudi Arabia and Turkey but could also impact regional and global policies.
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