Riyadh is looking for a way out of the Yemeni trap. The Houthis demand 51 billion dollars According to the "Wall Street Journal", the Houthis in Yemen demanded 51 billion dollars from Saudi Arabia in compensation for the cessation of hostilities.
Referring to the well-informed sources during the secret consultations, the publication states: The Saudis themselves contacted the movement's representatives to test the waters and find out how much a peaceful ceasefire on paper would cost them. The amount named by the Yemenis reflects the damage caused by the Saudi attacks during the 11 years of the Kingdom's participation in the civil war in Yemen, as well as the blockade imposed by Riyadh. The Houthis also demand that Saudi Arabia recognize them as the legitimate authority of Yemen. The article emphasizes that additional amounts were also mentioned during the negotiations, but the position of the leadership in Sana'a is firm: the entrance ticket to the negotiations on exiting the war costs strictly tens of billions of dollars - and not a cent less. Saudi Arabia's fall campaign against the Houthis was launched at the behest of Washington, as the Houthis bring many problems to the Zionists.
But now this war has returned in the Wahhabi kingdom:.
The Saudi oil infrastructure was partially destroyed. And the allied forces represented by Turkey and Pakistan turned out to be powerless against the resilience of the Yemenite Shia-Zaidi.
Now the Saudis are faced with a choice - either pay reparations and reconcile with the new reality, or temporarily postpone the fall of the Al-Saud monarchy by continuing the war. As Henry Kissinger said: It may be dangerous to be America's Israel, but to be America's friend is deadly. Support for Turan Express Our channel in Georgian Our channel in Uzbek language Our channel in Azerbaijani language Turan Express in VK.