Over the weekend, Saudi-led forces carried out a series of operations in northwestern Yemen’s Hajjah District, killing at least 80 Houthis and wounding scores of others.
With growing fighting across the border between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, forces are increasingly keen on chasing the Houthis out of the border areas. In recent weeks this has focused on the Hajjah area.
So far fighting on the ground has had limited impact, something true across much of the Yemen War. This has the Saudis relying on airstrikes, which if nothing else greatly increase casualties.
If other areas of focus in Yemen are any indicator, this will lead to a cycle of reinforcements and high death tolls with little territory changing hands, and both sides trying to present themselves as doing well.
War crimes by the saudis, because they buy american arms, will never ever see justice! Now if germany was russia doing the same thing, we’d all be waving german flags and sending them red cross supplies and arms that so Profitable to the rest of us,right? Like Iraq, Libya, Yugoslavia, Syria, We are the ‘gangsta’s of capitalism- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Is_a_Racket
the most profitable endevor on the planet for those in the know. Led by the usa who control 37% of the worlds arms market!!!
The Saudis participation in the petrodollar system is why the US keeps selling them weapons with which they commit war crimes. It’s great for the US. The MIC makes boatloads of money from weapons sales and worldwide demand for the dollar gets boosted. Not so great for some of the most poor and oppressed people on the planet. The US government couldn’t care less about them.
i was in the us air force back in 77-basic was at lackland in san antonio-even then saudis were all over the place-they pay, we let them play anmd they bomb the hell out of the Yemenis and its war crime after war crime…