Why are people still fighting in Yemen? I thought we’re in the 21st century…The flights ends up affecting children.
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Fighting in Yemen, now seven years old, has turned into a proxy war: Iran-backed Houthi rebels, who overthrew the Yemeni government, are pitted against a multinational coalition led by Saudi Arabia
Fighting in Yemen, now seven years old, has turned into a proxy war: Iran-backed Houthi rebels, who overthrew the Yemeni government, are pitted against a multinational coalition led by Saudi Arabia
See lessthe fighting cannot stop when the westerners have interest in the oil reserve .divide and rule is the strategy
the fighting cannot stop when the westerners have interest in the oil reserve .divide and rule is the strategy
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