I wonder if the Houtis wish that they had never tried to take over Yemen.
Houthis paying the price for deceit
RASHEED ABOU-ALSAMH
Published — Sunday 29 March 2015
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The sadness in the eyes of Yemeni Foreign Minister Riad Yassine said it all in the BBC interview he gave on Friday saying that the Saudi bombing of his country was necessary to stop the advance of the Houthi rebels.
“It is a short, sharp campaign which really we have been forced to request,” he said. No Arab likes to see another sisterly country being bombed, but Saudi Arabia was forced to do so after the Houthi rebels ignored repeated warnings not to advance southward toward Aden, and yet they kept on pushing. Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi was forced to formally request Saudi and Arab intervention after the Houthis took control of all the ministries in Sanaa and bombed his office in Aden, forcing him to leave the country last week.
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Houthis paying the price for deceit
RASHEED ABOU-ALSAMH
Published — Sunday 29 March 2015
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The sadness in the eyes of Yemeni Foreign Minister Riad Yassine said it all in the BBC interview he gave on Friday saying that the Saudi bombing of his country was necessary to stop the advance of the Houthi rebels.
“It is a short, sharp campaign which really we have been forced to request,” he said. No Arab likes to see another sisterly country being bombed, but Saudi Arabia was forced to do so after the Houthi rebels ignored repeated warnings not to advance southward toward Aden, and yet they kept on pushing. Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi was forced to formally request Saudi and Arab intervention after the Houthis took control of all the ministries in Sanaa and bombed his office in Aden, forcing him to leave the country last week.
Continue reading at:
Houthis paying the price for deceit Arab News?
