YEMEN RESPONDE A LAS AGRESIONES SAUDÍES E IMPERIALISTAS || KOSMODROMO

Everyone's talking about the Strait of Hormuz… but almost no one's paying attention to the other point that could disrupt global trade. Why does Yemen occupy a strategic position in the global economy? What does Bab el-Mandeb really represent? Why has this country become a key player in the conflict in West Asia? In this episode of Kosmodrome, Christian Nader analyzes the historical, geographical, and political importance of Yemen, from the ancient civilizations of the Kingdom of Saba to the current role of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in international trade. He also explains how this maritime corridor connects Europe, Asia, and Africa, why it has once again made international headlines, and what the consequences of a prolonged closure would be for the transport of hydrocarbons and goods. If you're interested in understanding the historical context behind current events and learning about a region that's rarely covered in the media, this episode offers a comprehensive look at Yemen and its relevance. Leave your opinion in the comments: Do you think Bab el-Mandeb will receive the same attention as Hormuz? Subscribe to Chamuco Media, share this video, and turn on notifications for more geopolitical and historical analysis. 📲 Don't miss more exclusive content: 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications! 👍 Like this video if you're interested in this topic 📢 Share this video with others 🔗 Follow El Chamuco on its official platforms: 🌐 Website: elchamuco.com.mx 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/ElChamucoylosHijosDelAverno 📷 Instagram: instagram.com/revista_el_chamuco 🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/El_Chamuco 📺 YouTube: / @chamucomedia 00:00 The Strait That Almost No One Talks About 03:10 What is Bab el-Mandeb? 07:08 Yemen, the key to world trade 12:45 The forgotten civilization of Arabia 18:40 The Kingdom of Sheba and its true history 24:55 Why is Yemen strategic? 31:20 The war that barely appears in the media 38:40 The map that explains everything 45:15 Yemen and the balance of global trade 51:00 What could happen if Bab el-Mandeb is closed?