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The US cautioned against a rapidly escalating situation in Yemen after Houthi rebels carried out a missile attack on the Saudi capital. In recent weeks, the Ira…
The US cautioned against a rapidly escalating situation in Yemen after Houthi rebels carried out a missile attack on the Saudi capital. In recent weeks, the Iran backed militants have also seized large portions of Yemeni territory following clashes with Saudi-backed government forces. The US is a very close ally to Saudi Arabia. Yet, is visibly unwilling to intervene on its behalf – why? Details and analysis by H. A. Hellyer, senior fellow in geopolitics at the Royal United Institute in Cairo.
#Houthi #SaudiArabia #USA
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31 Comments
@@Bill-s5v3rImported1mo ago
🔥🤡🔥,, the US can't beat Iran,, how can they beat scattered goat herders with guns?
@@AldousCImported1mo ago
Israel told them not to.
@@Remcore020Imported1mo ago
Taco strikes again
@@philiplu7065Imported1mo ago
Its simple. America simply ran out of weapons bombing Iran.
@@peterbathum2775Imported1mo ago
whats that trump? we cant quite hear putins hand in your puppet mouth
@@Analisi-geopoliticaImported1mo ago
Actually they do but non in declared way<br>Remember Yemen could shot down Bab alMandab entirely effectively cutting the connection of global economy
@@chowdhuryroome8324Imported1mo ago
syrian non state actor ahmend al shara took damisk and declared as president. so, whats the problem to accept ansar ALLAH as the controlling authority of yemen
@@HRDecryptedImported1mo ago
That is the result of having a reckless president. The entire region is now descending into total chaos, which is what the Zionists want, as they thrive on chaos and destruction. The turmoil threatens to take the world economy down with it. The reckless decisions of two unstable leaders have far-reaching consequences for the rest of the world.
@@generalunderpants100Imported1mo ago
I didn't realize how weak Saudi Arabia was. Their new alliance with Turkey & Pakistan didn't quite work out.
@@charleslanphier8094Imported1mo ago
Trump gains someone's trust and then betrays them. We've seen it over and over.
@@regular-k2tImported1mo ago
And why should we? The Saudis have money. The Saudis have a military. They can fix their own problems. Look, the USA can’t afford to be a”Client State” of Israel, Russia, China, AND Saudi Arabia.
@@jzthegreatImported1mo ago
"Iran backed" needs to be questioned.
@@Mac-ix4qpImported1mo ago
FRANCE uh 24 uh English
@@yudhistiramahendradani5902Imported1mo ago
Because current USA force is too weak to fight against Houthis
@@peterbathum2775Imported1mo ago
trumps a russian mobster tool. he is told what to do and never in charge. <br>there must be profit in this for russia
@@StevieTee2060Imported1mo ago
We are an oil producing country, Saudi is a competitor. This seemed predictable, not sure what the Gulf states were thinking, relying on chump
@@falseprophet7573Imported1mo ago
saudi should become 51th state of US if want US intervene this war
@@lana-xd7eyImported1mo ago
Are the west media is dum??<br><br>American already said multiple time their only ally n the middle east is izrael
@@ClydePRiddlesbroodImported1mo ago
Saudi arabias tactic on not choosing a side is failing
@@LukacsHendrckImported1mo ago
America Venezuela oil can supply the whole world
@@noloatmo6682Imported1mo ago
Because the US only care about their 'real' allies, which are Israel, Russia and North Korea. All the rest are expandable.
@@hiddenwindvillageImported1mo ago
The us military is stretched and they have shortages Of military equipment
@@stevemarler7039Imported1mo ago
It's up to Netanyahu what Trump does next😮
@@johnfisher247Imported1mo ago
The Saudis have vast wealth and they should decisively deal with the Houthis. Saudis have the means to do it.
@@michaelschaefer3124Imported1mo ago
United States isn’t going to help because they used all their bullets already…
@@ostefelosr-q9kImported1mo ago
Because Russia,China and North Korea are behind houti strength
@@billisenberger7112Imported1mo ago
The US won't defend Saudi because they aren't Israel.
@@massslyImported1mo ago
Isn't it interesting. Even those of us Sunni Muslims are routing for the Houthis.
@@spectrumboss6696Imported1mo ago
Because Trump wants more money than MBS was willing to offer. Hey MBS, that's a nice oilfield, it would be a damn shame if something happened to it.
The US cautioned against a rapidly escalating situation in Yemen after Houthi rebels carried out a missile attack on the Saudi capital. In recent weeks, the Iran backed militants have also seized large portions of Yemeni territory following clashes with Saudi-backed government forces. The US is a very close ally to Saudi Arabia. Yet, is visibly unwilling to intervene on its behalf – why? Details and analysis by H. A. Hellyer, senior fellow in geopolitics at the Royal United Institute in Cairo.
#Houthi #SaudiArabia #USA
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