Saudi invasion after turning Palestine to forgotten corners

Saudi-Arabia affair analyst, Foad Ebrahim counted Saudi invasion to Yemen “cruel” and underscored this attack aims at turning Muslims’ main concern of Palestine to the forgotten corners of minds, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

“After many years of having monopoly on Yemen, Saudi Arabia has experienced so many defeats in this country, especially thereafter the victory of Ansar Allah,” underscored the political analyst.

“Unity and resistance of Yemen nation against the regime of Saudi Arabia have magnified these failures,” said Ebrahim stressing in the wake of such fiasco Saudi Arabia spared no effort in reduplicating the power it had enjoyed before.

Elsewhere in his remarks, the political commentator beckoned to the cooperation of some Arab countries in attacking Yemen and stressed such collaboration would be a scandalous stain on Arabian countries.

Ebrahim rejected the claim made by Saudi Arabia over providing democracy and freedom in Yemen. In his line, it was wondering if Saudi Arabia was after freedom and democracy, since Saudi nations are deprived of their social and individual rights.

Saudi Arabia’s military aggression against Yemen, which is being carried out without a United Nations mandate, has claimed the lives of almost 2,600 people. Yemen has been under Saudi airstrikes since March 26, in a campaign aimed at restoring power to the fugitive former president, Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi.

A significant number of governmental buildings, schools, shops, gas stations, markets, stadiums and mosques have been destroyed in the Saudi attacks, the spokesman added, describing the Saudi brutalities in Yemen as “war crimes.”

To many analyst, Yemen war will backfire on Saudi regime and the Riyadh regime will suffer the consequences of its aggression against the impoverished country.
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'Saudi invasion after turning Palestine to forgotten corners'