Gregg Carlstrom

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372 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 31 Jul

Gregg Carlstrom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This is the biggest shift in Yemen's war for a number of years. matched
Greg Karlstrom is a Middle East correspondent for The Economist. matched
It's an embarrassment for Saudi Arabia, which has spent months talking up a new offensive against the Houthis. matched
It's a source of new leverage for Iran in its war with America. matched
It adds pressure on oil prices. matched
The Saudis won't want to accept Houthi control of Yemen's coast, but pushing them back will be difficult. matched
We haven't, even though the civil war in Yemen has been going on since 2014. matched
That's when the Houthis first made a push out of their strongholds in the north and seized a large part of the country, including the capital. matched
The following year, a Saudi-led coalition invaded Yemen to try and push the Houthis back. matched
But the war devolved into a stalemate. matched
And since 2022, the front lines have been largely frozen. matched
That's when a ceasefire took effect. matched
The Saudis and Houthis have spent the past few years trying to negotiate a deal that would end the war for good. matched
That effort was also unsuccessful, and so it all seemed to have devolved into a stalemate. matched
That started to change, though, earlier this year, once America and Israel went to war with Iran, which has backed the Houthis for many years. matched
Iran started pressuring its allies in Yemen to join the fray, to close Bebel Mandab, which is the matched
waterway that connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean. matched
In July, they sent a delegation of military advisors to Yemen to work with the Houthis. matched
The Saudis went so far as bombing the airport in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, to prevent that plane with Iranian advisors from landing. matched
After the Saudis did that, it seemed like war was back on. matched
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