An unwanted admission of the defeat of the Saudi regime from the Yemenis. Perhaps this note published by the Saudi ambassador in America in the Israeli newspaper "New York Times" shows very well the state of this criminal and terrorist regime these days. Rima Bint Bandar Al Saud said in this note that a coalition of 80 countries is needed to defeat Ansarullah, because the current capacity and power of the Saudi regime is not enough to defeat the Yemeni army (of course, according to her, the Houthis)! This confession is not new for us, but for the American audience and for those who look at this Israeli publication in any case and think that everything written here is proof and that's it, it should be interesting to know that the seventh army in the world in terms of cost, despite the help of Otto and several Arab regimes, has still not been able to deal with the coalition countries including 80 and wants to build 80 countries! Of course, on the other hand, this is an admission that what was established as the Makkah Coalition and the Red Sea Defense Treaty by the Saudi regime, despite the presence of Al-Saud's American and European advisers, achieved nothing, and of course it is not clear which countries want to pay for a regime that falls and expose themselves to conflict with the Yemeni forces! There is another confession in it, and it is that in today's world, no one attaches much importance to the Saudi regime; Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea are in the hands of the Yemenis, and the world that wants to live and manage its affairs sees no reason to get involved with the Yemenis. Therefore, this backward Al Saud must know that they have lost the game for years.

An unwanted admission of the defeat of the Saudi regime from the Yemenis. Perhaps this note published by the Saudi ambassador in America in the Israeli newspaper "New York Times" shows very well the state of this criminal and terrorist regime these days. Rima Bint Bandar Al Saud said in this note that a coalition of 80 countries is needed to defeat Ansarullah, because the current capacity and power of the Saudi regime is not enough to defeat the Yemeni army (of course, according to her, the Houthis)! This confession is not new for us, but for the American audience and for those who look at this Israeli publication in any case and think that everything written here is proof and that's it, it should be interesting to know that the seventh army in the world in terms of cost, despite the help of Otto and several Arab regimes, has still not been able to deal with the coalition countries including 80 and wants to build 80 countries! Of course, on the other hand, this is an admission that what was established as the Makkah Coalition and the Red Sea Defense Treaty by the Saudi regime, despite the presence of Al-Saud's American and European advisers, achieved nothing, and of course it is not clear which countries want to pay for a regime that falls and expose themselves to conflict with the Yemeni forces! There is another confession in it, and it is that in today's world, no one attaches much importance to the Saudi regime; Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea are in the hands of the Yemenis, and the world that wants to live and manage its affairs sees no reason to get involved with the Yemenis. Therefore, this backward Al Saud must know that they have lost the game for years.