Saudi Arabia's Dark Past Conspiring Against Yemen Exposed

Saudi Arabia's history of conspiring against Yemen is marked by a trail of division and fragmentation. The country, known as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, emerged after the discovery of oil in 1932 transformed its desert sands into urban centers.

The article alleges that Saudi Arabia dragged Yemen into a dark tunnel by supporting the formation of armed militias and pouring money into them, turning them into compliant tools that follow orders. These militias have no allegiance to nation or sovereignty but are instead portrayed as mercenaries controlled by money.

Saudi Arabia's hostile policy toward Yemen peaked in the 1970s with the oil discoveries, contributing to its influence over Yemen's political system and leaders. The country used its enormous oil revenues to serve colonial powers, particularly the United States and Western Europe, financing coups, unrest, and assassinations in various countries in pursuit of colonial interests.

Today, the Yemeni people have broken free and taken up the mantle of strength against an enemy that recognizes only power. They have confronted Saudi schemes militarily with a force that has astonished the world, forcing Saudi Arabia to seek ways out of its predicament in Yemen.