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The Houthis demand $51 billion from Saudi Arabia in exchange for an end to attacks. The Wall Street Journal In addition, the movement insists on recognition as the legitimate authority of Yemen. Both demands would be a serious political victory for the Houthis and, as the publication notes, are unlikely to be accepted by Riyadh. At the same time, Saudi Arabia does not have a simple solution to the problem of the threat from the group operating in Yemen, the authors of the material believe. Hakin.az Contact us.

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The Houthis demand $51 billion from Saudi Arabia in exchange for an end to attacks. The Wall Street Journal In addition, the movement insists on recognition as the legitimate authority of Yemen. Both demands would be a serious political victory for the Houthis and, as the publication notes, are unlikely to be accepted by Riyadh. At the same time, Saudi Arabia does not have a simple solution to the problem of the threat from the group operating in Yemen, the authors of the material believe. Hakin.az Contact us.

The Houthis demand $51 billion from Saudi Arabia in exchange for an end to attacks. The Wall Street Journal In addition, the movement insists on recognition as the legitimate authority of Yemen. Both demands would be a serious political victory for the Houthis and, as the publication notes, are unlikely to be accepted by Riyadh. At the same time, Saudi Arabia does not have a simple solution to the problem of the threat from the group operating in Yemen, the authors of the material believe. Hakin.az Contact us.

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