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Yemen’s conflict reflects a complex struggle between rival forces, competing interests, and regional powers, leaving the country’s future uncertain. Al Jazeera’…
Yemen’s conflict reflects a complex struggle between rival forces, competing interests, and regional powers, leaving the country’s future uncertain.
Al Jazeera’s Osama Bin Javaid Oreports.
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The Al Thani gang is funding all the Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia. It appears the Al Thani family intends to oust the Bin Salman family from power. Qatar bears 100 percent responsibility for the Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia. Right now, the witch Sheikha Moza is dancing with joy—but not for long
@@Obeytime-w4iImported1mo ago
I've told you many times that your concerns come from within your tribe, not from without. Would you like me to list the countries where your mono e mono feuds have always been ongoing? I could. But why? Everyone knows what I'm talking about. But please continue your antics with each other; we enjoy it. For the world has spoken. Bless you.
@@loverguy6642Imported1mo ago
May Allah keep safe Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries from such proxies of wicked minds. Ameen
@@TamenBuzonImported1mo ago
Before the recent Houthis success, 80% of Yemeni people were lived in northern and western Yemen controlled by them including 4 million people in Sanaa. Now it is 90% Yemeni people are under their control. The rest of Yemen is dead desert live only 10% the population. Yemen is becoming free from Al Saudi Epstein rulers that have been waging war on Yemen since 2004 using Bush, 2015 Obama, 2017-2020 Trump, 2021-2024 Biden and 2025 on Trump again. They are not match to Yemeni or other forces in the region but spending Trillions on western weapons and military to fight for them.
@@ElloJallowJallowImported1mo ago
Saudi Arabia have to lift this blockage so that we can live in peace, because without that there will be no peace
@@Obeytime-w4iImported1mo ago
Oh, look, another wonderful country where you people live and bring your kind of "peace". How nice and how predictable. It never ends. Keep the funny coming; we know you will. For Israel has spoken.
@@khizarhayat2603Imported1mo ago
Shame on Coward Saudi american Israeli sponsered puppet regime....
Yemen’s conflict reflects a complex struggle between rival forces, competing interests, and regional powers, leaving the country’s future uncertain.
Al Jazeera’s Osama Bin Javaid Oreports.
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