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Gojeni H wrote:Yet a peace deal makes sense for nearly all sides. Start with the Houthis, who after their swift advance are now overstretched and short of fuel, food and water. They have learned, at the cost of considerable blood and treasure, that their rivals in central and southern Yemen are prepared to fight to the last bullet. Some tribes opposed to the Houthis have formed unsavoury alliances with the jihadists of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, probably the terrorist group’s deadliest branch, which has gained territory during the fighting.

But the fighters have not been able to push back the Houthis. Nor have they united under the leadership of Mr Hadi, who sips tea safely in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, but is despised back home. Saudi Arabia is unlikely to send in ground troops for fear of an even worse quagmire. Its siege of Yemen has done little more than create a humanitarian disaster. Some 20m people, or about 80% of the population, are in urgent need of aid, warns the UN.

http://www.economist.com/news/middle-ea ... yemen-will

Not404found wrote:

Gojeni H wrote:Yet a peace deal makes sense for nearly all sides. Start with the Houthis, who after their swift advance are now overstretched and short of fuel, food and water. They have learned, at the cost of considerable blood and treasure, that their rivals in central and southern Yemen are prepared to fight to the last bullet. Some tribes opposed to the Houthis have formed unsavoury alliances with the jihadists of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, probably the terrorist group’s deadliest branch, which has gained territory during the fighting.

But the fighters have not been able to push back the Houthis. Nor have they united under the leadership of Mr Hadi, who sips tea safely in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, but is despised back home. Saudi Arabia is unlikely to send in ground troops for fear of an even worse quagmire. Its siege of Yemen has done little more than create a humanitarian disaster. Some 20m people, or about 80% of the population, are in urgent need of aid, warns the UN.

http://www.economist.com/news/middle-ea ... yemen-will

....jebote, ti obisao sve arapske zemlje...i kako vidim odusevljen tim arapskim zivotom.....
.....kako si seljak covjek (seljacina)....sto ne povedes zenu i djecu, komsije, pozoves bracu i sestre da se mane zapada...

sto se ugleda na insomnia78......
zivi u parizu a svaki joj je hrvat i srbin dusman ....cetnik i ustasa...

...ima vas par koji mrze sve sto nije bosnjacko...jadno i zalosno

sumirprimus wrote:aaaaaaa cepaj cepaj
al se frajko nagovori

Howitzer wrote:Maloprije pogledah nekoliko napada Huta na Saudijske granične prelaze, baze šta su već, Saudijska vojska djeluje prilično nesposobno u borbi, neorganizovana do bola, pucaju uslijepo vozikaju se lijevo-desno u tenku nemajući pojma gdje je neprijatelj

Ludzak wrote:Jebo mene svak ako ja znam ko se ovdje s kim tuče. Ko su zapravo ti Husi ? Ko je agresor tu ? Šta hoće, šta im je cilj ?

Ludzak wrote:Dobro, i kakve veze ima S.Arabija sa njihovom unutar-državnom politikom ??

Ludzak wrote:Dobro, i kakve veze ima S.Arabija sa njihovom unutar-državnom politikom ??

Ludzak wrote:Dobro, i kakve veze ima S.Arabija sa njihovom unutar-državnom politikom ??

insomnia78 wrote:

Ludzak wrote:Dobro, i kakve veze ima S.Arabija sa njihovom unutar-državnom politikom ??

Black swan wrote:ako sam ja ista shvatio oni su ti siiti koji su imali svog predsjednika
pa je dosao novi sunit koji je pobijedio/svrgnuo starog
onda se ovaj sa svojima pobunio i poceo pobjedjivati pa se ukljucila arabija jer se osjeca ugrozenom

inace u glavi mi je mnogo jasnije nego kad napisem

Novak20 wrote:300 vojnika KSA predalo se Hutima.

https://syrianfreepress.wordpress.com/2 ... ers-yemen/