Master Chief
Trusted Member
Subjectivity duly noted.Then we have no disagreement. I was simply addressing another user's post where he said that we should be thankful to Asim Munir for "his efforts". I mean, that meeting was for asking Iran to convince the Houthis to stop attacking Saudi Arabia. What's there to be thankful for? You're asking us for a favor.
Nevertheless, regardless of what you or I think about the Houthis, it is beyond dispute that there was a lasting peace between Saudi Arabia and Houthis until the Saudis thought that now that Iran had been weakened by the US war, they could've defeated the Houthis. They broke the ceasefire and now they have to give concessions to the Houthis and Iran if they want the war to stop. And there's nothing to be thankful for here. Otherwise, they're free to attack the Houthis if they think they can win that war.
Please clarify the terms of the ceasefire that was in place and whether there was sufficient cause for the landing of an Iranian aircraft at Sanaa to be regarded as violating said agreement or not. Only then can claims be substantiated objectively.








