Saudi Arabia Bombs 'Dangerous' Ally's Arms, US Quietly Nods
When Saudi Arabia declares UAE moves in Yemen 'dangerous' and then bombs a United Arab Emirates arms shipment, as reported by Al-Monitor, the mainstream narrative avoids a glaring truth: these are two major US allies. The bombing occurred after the 'Saudi-led coalition' (aka, aided by Western logistics and weapons) struck the shipment. One might recall that the US supplies both Saudi Arabia and
the UAE with billions in advanced weaponry – weaponry now being used against each other in a proxy war within a proxy war. Where is the urgent condemnation from Washington for this 'de-escalation' gone wrong? Or do US-supplied bombs only become 'problematic' when certain civilians are on the receiving end, and the 'axis of evil' isn't involved?