...an area of the Arabian Peninsula sometimes mistaken for a country. It is populated by more antagonistic tribes and factions than you can keep track of...
i arena, and not to continue the war there.""The UAE cannot bear a week’s war of missiles and drones. It would be a catastrophic and historical mistake if the UAE enters its head in a war that is difficult to end," al-Ajil said in a series of messages on his account on Twitter.
"We have to raise our hat and headband [in respect] to the Sana’a government, which has after an 8-year war at the forefront, become a mighty fighting force," the activist said.
"With this statesmanship throughout the vicissitudes and conditions of war, Yemen is no longer a back garden for hiking, but rather a protected fortress of steadfast lions," al-Ajil said. "Yemen will emerge from this war in the most beautiful way."
Shafi al-Ajil denounced the Saudi and Emirati warplanes’ recent raids on the capital, Sana’a, stating that "There are only the elderly, children, and women" being targeted by these
...KABOOM!...
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He affirmed that the bombing of Sana’a or other area is not a solution, because the Yemenis will respond, and the war would only escalate further.
Sounds like a paid Iranian Stooge