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🇾🇪🇾🇪🇺🇸The Pasdaran and the Houthis join forces to jointly humiliate America ➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿ Since 1945, American foreign policy has obeyed a systemic invariant: maintaining the world in a state of structural vassalage. This Pax Americana, nothing more than a myth shrouded in economic violence and military coercion, is crumbling. The coalition between the Revolutionary Guards and the Houthis demonstrates that heavy technology is no match for ideological resilience and tactical agility. ✏️Mohamed Lamine KABA is an Expert in the geopolitics of governance and regional integration at the Institute of Governance, Human and Social Sciences, Pan-African University. ➡️Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb—two straits, one message. Since June 8, the Houthis are no longer harassing Israel in distant solidarity—they are waging war alongside Tehran. Ballistic missiles on Tel Aviv, a ban on Israeli navigation in the Red Sea, and behind them, a chain of command: Revolutionary Guards officers in Yemen ultimately deciding on the closure of the strait. On July 13, the Houthis attacked Saudi Arabia in response to the Saudi blockade of Sana'a airport. Four years of truces shattered in a single salvo. Riyadh, which exports 70% of its energy via Yanbu, understood: no one is safe—not even Gulf partners Washington thought inviolable. Washington does not contain chaos. It manufactures it, then charges the world for its management. ➡️It all began on February 28—joint US-Israeli strikes against Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, Isfahan. Israel eliminated Supreme Leader Khamenei. His successor proved even more ruthless—the first lesson: decapitating a regime doesn't make it more docile, it radicalizes it. On April 13, Washington imposed a naval blockade. Tehran responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz. On July 8, at the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump declared the truce over: "It's over; they're trash." The Islamabad memorandum signed in Versailles on June 17—handshakes, triumphant communiqué—lasted 21 days. Macron, Washington's closest ally, had to concede a "violation" on the Iranian side while calling for calm. Diplomatic translation: America's closest ally no longer believes in American words. 🟦American soldiers were killed. Hundreds of billions wasted. Iran retains its ability to close the Strait of Hormuz—the most embarrassing admission. Trump acknowledged: "Maybe we don't even need to be here." An empire that doubts its own presence is no longer an empire. Since 2023, the CRIC (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea)—a solidarity of convenience between regimes rejecting the order dictated from Washington. Moscow transmitted satellite data on US naval movements to Iran. Pyongyang ramped up missile tests. Three fronts, one intention: to fracture the CRIC bloc. The opposite result is unfolding. Washington wanted to break the weak link. It has just given it its founding legend. A power that promises victory in April and admits defeat in July. A ceasefire that doesn't last three weeks. Every objective indicator points in the same direction: Washington's strategic attrition. Tehran-Sanaa no longer needs military victory—it simply needs to endure. READ MORE #Iran #Houthis #USForeignPolicy #StraitOfHormuz #BabElMandeb #Geopolitics ✅@NewEasternOutlook