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War Against Yemen Endangers Saudi Crown Prince’s Position

In the 1930s, during the formation of Saudi Arabia, three provinces were taken from Yemen. The Yemeni have always wanted them back. They are now in a position where they may eventually achieve that aim. The western parts of Yemen are unlike the deserts of Saudi Arabia. The area is mountainous and gets a decent […]
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