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Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have captured more key islands in the Red Sea in an effort to disrupt international trade and cripple Saudi Arabia's oil ex…
Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have captured more key islands in the Red Sea in an effort to disrupt international trade and cripple Saudi Arabia's oil exports.
Former US special envoy to Yemen Timothy Lenderking says instability across the Middle East has handed the Houthis an opportunity to seize more territory and assert their power as the most 'lethal non-state actor' in the Middle East.
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@@abrighterday508Imported1mo ago
No news on the blown up pipeline? Whats this whats going on whats this whats going on
@@catherinebirch8263Imported1mo ago
",,, unfortunately for for the international community for the Gulf countries and indeed for the Yemen government all of which sort of ally together to recognize the Yemen government of Saudi Arabia of of Yemen." LOL. Talk about Freudian slips. The Yemen government of Saudi Arabia, indeed. Ansar Allah (who Western governments and media insist on calling "the Houthis") control 2/3 of the populated area of Yemen, including the capital. The "Internationally Recognized Government" of Yemen is a Saudi backed group supported by the US (hence its international recognition as the "real" government despite the facts.) The trigger for the Yemeni takeover of Saudi backed installations was the Saudi attack on a planeload of Yemeni officials and their wives and children, returning from the funeral of the assassinated Ayatollah in Iran - the Saudi attack was to reinforce the longstanding genocidal Saudi/UAE blockade of Yemen.<br>The expert is a US government mouthpiece mouthing US government propaganda. The last expert ABC interviewed on this was a the mouthpiece of an Australia-wide network of University Institutes backed by the US government.<br>ABC listeners deserve better.
@@JohnSteele-f4zImported1mo ago
Ah. The Peaceful Houthis. I wonder if there is any connection to the 'IRGC'S Political Activist Mahdist Agenda' ?
@@benfranklin9519Imported1mo ago
Non-state? Yemen is in a civil war and the Houthis control the capital and 70% of the population live in areas under the control of the Houthis. The "Houthis" are the effective and de facto government of Yemen in a situation of civil war. The other so-called official government is in exile.
@@phizzicksImported1mo ago
This whole mess was created by Trump and Netanyahu. - I don't think this guy offered any real hope of a workable solution.
@@freeagent8225Imported1mo ago
As a Stkilda supporter I support Yemen, a great flag.
@@PhilGregory101Imported1mo ago
America and Israel are the problem that the world needs to sanction, nobody else are to blame for this mess. The Americans should self-isolate and leave the rest of us in peace.
@@SFRainmakerImported1mo ago
TRUMP IS A TOTAL DISASTER. If you voted for Trump you are stupid. Iran and the Houthis can break Trump with $6/gallon nationwide gasoline. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Wake up!
@@christianml2888Imported1mo ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRB2zDAFfQ4&t=96">1:36</a> - the Yemeni government of Saudi Arabia... Freudian slip indeed.
@@ebb8870Imported1mo ago
Saudis paying the price for trusting Trump.
@@louiskovaci26Imported1mo ago
This guy is full of shit. The houthis are the government in Yemen.
@@multioptionedImported1mo ago
Remember how global shipping and trade were so much better before Trump and Netanyahu wars and market manipulation?
@@TheOne23_Imported1mo ago
This guy just spouts USA propaganda, Yemen ‘government’ I just a puppet for Saudi Arabia…
Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have captured more key islands in the Red Sea in an effort to disrupt international trade and cripple Saudi Arabia's oil exports.
Former US special envoy to Yemen Timothy Lenderking says instability across the Middle East has handed the Houthis an opportunity to seize more territory and assert their power as the most 'lethal non-state actor' in the Middle East.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-14/houthi-group-seize-more-key-islands-in-red-sea/107152502
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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