Tag: Saudi Arabia

You can’t sanction a Saudi Prince for killing a dissident when American leaders use the same playbook when it’s convenient, and offshore.

At the heart of the matter was the decision by the Biden administration to freeze major arms deals to both the U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia.

State Department: “The Houthis’ assault on Marib is the action of a group not committed to peace or to ending the war afflicting the people of Yemen.”

Saudi, U.S. and U.K. troops held a joint training exercise in Saudi Arabia, including a focus on advanced EOD robots.

POTUS seeks to pull support for offensive operations in Yemen and reverse the Trump-era decision to designate the Houthi rebels as terrorists.

Biden should view our relationship with Saudi Arabia for what it is: A pragmatic arrangement whose genesis occurred at a very different time.

Information Minister Muammar al Eryani accused the Iranian-backed Houthis, of launching the attack. The Houthis have denied responsibility. 

Sudan and Russia have minted a new deal that will allow Russian ships — including Nuclear vessels — to dock and refuel at the Port of Sudan.

New information could suggest that a U.S.-led joint strike against Iranian nuclear sites could happen before innauguration.

The Muslim Brotherhood support a democratically elected government in Libya which would be antithetical to UAE and SA interests.

The Yemeni military said on Saturday that they had killed over 1,000 Houthi rebels, 215 of those commanders, during September. 

Saudi-led coalition jets conducted 14 airstrikes in Yemen early on Sunday. Targets included Houthi barracks and military sites near Sana’a.