The Yemeni war (2015-present) began between two factions claiming to constitute the Yemeni government. Houthi forces allied with forces loyal to the former president Ali Abdullah Saleh confronted forces loyal to the Saudi-backed government of Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi.
In March 2015, Houthi-Saleh forces captured Sana, the last remaining stronghold of pro-Hadi forces. Hadi fled to Saudi Arabia that responded with a large-scale invasion to Yemen in an attempt to re-establish its proxy in power.
ISIS and al-Qaeda were also involved in the conflict, carrying out attacks across the country.
saudi pipeline fires could be many nations or groups. globalists frustration can not accept the losses. so the saudi planes keep striking.
Last edited 21 days ago by the narrative
whatajoke
21 days ago
a lot of countries need a french revolution
Harold Rowe
14 days ago
the map is useful for understanding how quickly the situation can change. the regional context is especially important when looking at developments in yemen and the wider security picture. https://doodlejump-2.io
saudi pipeline fires could be many nations or groups. globalists frustration can not accept the losses. so the saudi planes keep striking.
a lot of countries need a french revolution
the map is useful for understanding how quickly the situation can change. the regional context is especially important when looking at developments in yemen and the wider security picture. https://doodlejump-2.io