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Yemen: an opportunity for Iran–Saudi dialogue? / Esfandiary, Dina ; Tabatabai, Ariane   Journal Article
Esfandiary, Dina Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract When the Houthi rebels took control of Yemen's capital, Sanaa, in September 2014, Arab Gulf officials and Western pundits claimed that Iran was aiming to export its revolutionary ideology and establish a Shia empire throughout the Middle East.11. Ali Mamouri, “Leaked Cables Show Gulf Leery of Shiite Expansion,” Al-Monitor, June 26, 2015, http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2015/06/gulf-fears-shiite-expansion-wikileaks-saudi-arabia-iran.html.View all notes They claimed that Iran was doing so by backing, perhaps even controlling, the Shia Houthis. The Houthi takeover came at a critical point for the region: Tehran was in the midst of negotiations to resolve the crisis surrounding its nuclear program. The resulting deal provided Tehran with sanctions relief and removed some of the barriers to Iran's reintegration into the international community. Some already wary Gulf Arab states viewed the success of the talks as an end to Iranian isolation, with the country fixing its broken ties to the West and reasserting itself as a top regional power.
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