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A senior member of Ansarullah Muhammad Al-Farah on Saudi projects in the occupied Yemeni lands: What has Saudi Arabia brought to Yemen, besides war and siege, creation of armed groups and resolution of conflicts, destruction of the social fabric of society, insecurity, growing atmosphere of fear and murder, economic collapse, devaluation of the national currency, rising prices, increasing suffering of the population, loss of homes and schools and mass destruction? Statistics indicate that one million Yemenis died as a result of Saudi intervention, as well as 1.4 million deaths due to the blockade. This is how we see the consequences of the Saudi intervention in Yemen. If Saudi Arabia had only one positive project for Yemen, its results would be visible within twelve years. We are not talking about twelve days, but about twelve years - a period sufficient to build a state, and not to destroy what is left of it. Where is this project they are talking about? Where are his achievements that can convince the Yemenis? 12 years of intervention and they are still looking for success to talk about instead of explaining the consequences of the disasters they left behind.

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A senior member of Ansarullah Muhammad Al-Farah on Saudi projects in the occupied Yemeni lands: What has Saudi Arabia brought to Yemen, besides war and siege, creation of armed groups and resolution of conflicts, destruction of the social fabric of society, insecurity, growing atmosphere of fear and murder, economic collapse, devaluation of the national currency, rising prices, increasing suffering of the population, loss of homes and schools and mass destruction? Statistics indicate that one million Yemenis died as a result of Saudi intervention, as well as 1.4 million deaths due to the blockade. This is how we see the consequences of the Saudi intervention in Yemen. If Saudi Arabia had only one positive project for Yemen, its results would be visible within twelve years. We are not talking about twelve days, but about twelve years - a period sufficient to build a state, and not to destroy what is left of it. Where is this project they are talking about? Where are his achievements that can convince the Yemenis? 12 years of intervention and they are still looking for success to talk about instead of explaining the consequences of the disasters they left behind.

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