الحديدة فتحها ابن سعود 1934 فسلمها ابن سلمان للإيراني 2026.. لحظة هربت طائرات من صاروخ!

At dawn on Friday, July 3, 2026, an Iranian plane landed in the heart of Sana'a after Saudi fighter jets failed to intercept it. While all eyes were fixed on the skies, another deal was quietly being written in Hodeidah: the handover of the districts of Hays and Khokha to the Houthis, effectively surrendering the last remaining key to Bab al-Mandab. But this isn't the first time Mohammed bin Salman has traded away such a sensitive maritime territory—nor even the second. In this video, we travel back 91 years to when Ibn Saud's soldiers stood on the same Hodeidah land, conquering it before withdrawing of their own accord. We revisit the Tiran and Sanafir islands deal, in which bin Salman believed he had bought influence for nothing, before arriving at the moment when Iran declared to Riyadh: "This strait is mine alone." How has history repeated itself three times? And why has every Saudi "temporary concession" become a permanent gain for its adversaries? Watch the full video to get the complete picture. ...................................................................................... Don't forget to subscribe to the Step News Syria channel    / @stepnewssyria   📢 For advertising inquiries on the Step News channel, please contact us via email 📢 [email protected] ...................................................................................... 📝Important Notice📝 This video is copyrighted by Step News and may not be re-uploaded to any other YouTube channel. Any violation of this copyright will result in immediate legal action.