British Journal: Saudi Arabia has not achieved any victory mentioned in Yemen

British Journal: Saudi Arabia has not achieved any victory mentioned in Yemen


02/04/2017
British magazine described the Saudi aggression against Yemen Baldmoa.
He confirmed the magazine "The Economist" in the British report published this week that Saudi Arabia has not achieved any victory is noteworthy, but on the contrary, brought her war counterproductive repercussions and hurt themselves.

The magazine pointed out that regardless of the extent of progress achieved by press reports loyal to the Saudi government, the front lines have not changed in reality. On the contrary, Saudi Arabia now looks more vulnerable, and Iran looms larger than ever the horizon.

She stressed, "The Economist" that it called the Houthis and forces loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, regularly carrying out raids on dozens of kilometers to Saudi Arabia. Rocket up to the far north, such as Riyadh, and recently hit an air base there is a rocket on March 18. It has been hit dozens of tanks Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

She continued to say: As is always the case, the al-Qaeda and "Daesh" edcuation places uncensored, and perhaps provide a haven for fleeing fighters from Iraq and Syria.

The magazine followed it as a war, expected to be completed quickly and now is in its third year, it seems that Saudi Arabia without exit from the quagmire in which they occurred strategy. She said: The United Arab Emirates, which captured the Aden naval attack in August, 2015 and pledged to make the city a model for the rest of the country. But after a year and a half refused to allow journalists to enter the city, it is difficult to measure its success.

She drew the British newspaper what the locals say, they lack the governing institutions to a large extent. And confirms the refugees from Aden who arrive in Djibouti for the magazine, they did not see any evidence as Emirates claims to invest billions of dollars for the reconstruction of the city.

The magazine added in the context of its report, that in the areas that have been seized, fighting coalition forces with some of the spoils. The tribesmen in the south, pro-Hadi are only one of the four powers seeking to control the port and the airport. Al Qaeda is something else.

A former United Nations official working in Yemen and said the British magazine "that all the permanent members of the UN Security Council, are opposed to the war, but they are all ready to sell Yemen in exchange for weapons." In the overnight, the Saudi aircraft launched unmanned aircraft Reber US from a US base in Djibouti.

The magazine concluded its report by saying: In order to buy the silence, King Salman promised to visit China this month, with 65 billion dollars for investment. Instead, it was the Saudi spending that money on its own people, who are tired of austerity measures that have been developed to help in his country's deficit budgets.
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