The ongoing conflict in Yemen has seen increased support from Gulf Cooperation Council countries, with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates backing rival factions within Yemen’s complex civil conflict. This escalation has intensified regional tensions, as these alliances bolster their respective interests through military and logistical aid. The rivalry among Gulf countries amplifies the fragility of Yemen’s political landscape and heightens the risk of broader destabilization in the Middle East region. The conflicting interests of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, coupled with internal Yemeni divisions, contribute to a protracted conflict characterized by shifting alliances and ongoing violence. The international community has expressed concern over the potential for this rivalry to deepen divisions and hinder peace negotiations, though no immediate resolution has been observed. The situation remains dynamic, with ongoing military and diplomatic activities shaping the future of Yemen’s stability and the regional balance of power.