Saudi Arabia 'Negotiates' Peace By Bombing Those Who Skip Call
So, the Saudi-led coalition, still very much backed by Western military aid, conducts airstrikes in Yemen because a secessionist leader didn't show up for “scheduled peace talks” in Saudi Arabia. This is not diplomacy; it's a shakedown. Remember, the Houthis weren't invited to these 'talks' anyway, reinforcing the farce. The US provides intelligence, training, and arms to Saudi Arabia, ensuring
their bombing campaigns remain robust. (According to the Congressional Research Service, US military sales to Saudi Arabia from 2015-2020 totaled over $60 billion.) One might wonder: if a side can unleash airstrikes for a scheduling conflict, what exactly is the 'peace' they're negotiating—and who even believes this charade is about anything other than imposing Riyadh's will? How many 'skipped
meetings' does it take for the world to call this endless war what it is: a brutal campaign enabled by Western arms, with civilians always paying the highest price?