Repercussions of the Yemeni crisis in the regional and international Environments Between (2011 -2019)
Keywords:
Yemeni crisis, Saudi Arabia, Iran, United States of America, Russia.Abstract
The Yemeni crisis is like the crises experienced by some Arab countries (Syria - Libya) as a result of the outcomes of the events of the Arab Spring. With the outbreak of war in Yemen, the human tragedy began, the shattering of the structure of society, and the massive scale of devastation in the cities of the conflict. These are the most prominent headlines that follow the danger of growing regional and international competition and interference. Foreign affairs, which led to the complexity of the war and the absence of any near-term horizon for the end of the “disastrous” war, whether by peace or by war. It is not possible to rely much on bringing peace to Yemen through negotiations as long as there are regional interventions and political and military support for both sides of the war while acknowledging the impossibility of a military solution for either of them, in the absence of any prospects for a political settlement that satisfies the parties to the war or any “pressing” international interest to force those parties to stop. Opening fire by resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council.
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