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The problem with Yemen are the Yemenis. Everyone has their own agenda there and is ready to backstab at a drop of a hat.

There is no cohesive fighting force or strategy to counter the houthis. Imagine there has been zero effort to try to cut their supply lines.

Each faction has different priorities. Some of them have even been attacked by other factions. Al Islah which is the Muslim Brotherhood aligned party in Yemen, which is probably the strongest fighting force aligned with Saudi has been targeted by the UAE with Assassinations via their Israeli mercenaries. Then there are the Madkhalis the UAE and Saudi have been supporting, they also get into conflict with traditionalist Sunni Shafis of Yemen. There are the Southern Seperatists who are aligned with the UAE.

The whole thing is a quagmire, its not as complex as Syria was with factions but in many ways, the war is much harder b/c of the Mountainous terrain.
 

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