Saudi Arabia considers backing Yemeni ground offensive to retake Houthi-held Red Sea coast
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keep calm and watch your beloved houthi and the other Iranian puppets axis get crushed
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why don’t you reply to the other points? it’s goes against your agenda? also it doesn’t matter what taxpayers say with their lips when at the end of the day they will give up their taxes to Israel & doesn’t vote out the the corrupt PEAK hypocrisy that the people cry online & in street then pay their bills towards the corrupt aggressors git gud
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Dude Saudi is nervous that’s why they signed the 2022 ceasefire not because Biden forced him to and was deferential to Houthis. The saudis have way more reason to actually fight now in 2026 and are still being cautious. Trump giving his shitty blessing or not isn’t a factor. And he’s the same pdf in chief from 2018-2026 there’s way more continuity…
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Saudis answered the help request after official recognized Gov asked for help in UN If it for bad performance ask yourself why didn’t Biden admin & UK only threatened Saudis when they are about entering Sanaa? Human rights? The current Human rights agencies are condemning Houthi not the Saudis & Yemen official Gov also why didn’t leftis US or UK…
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Detailed reporting on whether Saudi Arabia will back a ground offensive to retake Yemen's Red Sea coast. The most interesting material is structural rather than tactical. Riyadh has spent seven months trying to weld rival Yemeni militias into a single force, a project complicated by the Saudi-UAE falling out in January when Abu Dhabi's proxies…