you are incapable because in that reply you missed UAE
(shows how shallow your thinking is!)
I will not answer your post, as it has no substance, to argue on, actually!
after all, one can only argue on sane and thoughtful observations (not historical subjective perspectives!)
Your reply makes no sense and did not counter a single of the factual points that I made, not that I expected otherwise judging from your first reply to my post.
Not sure what the relevance of UAE here is but for your information, the UAE you are talking about (Abu Dhabi regime to be precise) was kicked out of South Yemen (and their allied separatist) by KSA and the Yemeni government within mere days in January 2026.
As for UAE, KSA has been at odds with them because they have copied the retarded Iranian regime playbook of opportunistic meddling in war torn countries in the region to support separatists etc.
KSA and others in the region have actively been combating that policy (defeated in Yemen), in places like Sudan, Somalia (Somaliland), Libya and elsewhere.
Speaking about sane - the least that we should expect from regimes in the region is not to fund certain particular sects and its retarded terrorist militias in order to weaken states x or y in order to create fifth columns (Iranian regime), or likewise separatists militias who want to create their own fiefdoms by doing the exact same thing using other ideologies (UAE).
I don't see such foreign policy approach from KSA, Turkiye, Pakistan etc.
And yes, every regime and country have committed mistakes and have made foreign policy blunders etc. KSA is no different here but for the past 10 + years the focus has been on internal growth and support for the territorial integrity of Arab and Muslim states and support for official governments rather than militias unless you have a deeply unpopular and incompetent regime like the Al-Assad regime that lost legitimacy by carpet bombing most of their major cities and killing 100.000's of their own in the process. And no, I am well aware that there were and are bad apples among the Syrian opposition but there are hardly any saints during civil wars etc. to begin with but you have to pick the least bad party. And it makes no sense for Syria to be ruled/dominated by Alawite Syrian Arabs who make up around 5-10% of the population. That 40+ year old experiment was bound to fail and it failed as expected eventually.
And there are many reasons for the failure of the modern Yemeni state, Houthis are not the sole reason, but the main one currently.
If they cared about the well-being of Yemen they would have found a political solution long ago and that was reached after the Arab Spring when Ali Abdullah Saleh was toppled and autonomy was even proposed.
They ****** it up completely to the great detriment of the Yemeni people and their "own" people who they don't care about either as everyone can see. Just to enrich their own pockets (leadership) and create a cult of personality.
Which is why they are facing massive tribal and clan uprisings while we speak and even women protests in Sana'a.
But frankly I don't expect a non-Arab to have any clues about internal events in the Arab world (in great detail - unless you speak Arabic or have lived or live in the Arab world or Arab country x or y). With all due respect. Nothing personal.
