The UN nest of anti-democracy, pro-Islamist wasps needs complete dismantling.

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The UN nest of anti-democracy, pro-Islamist wasps needs complete dismantling.
The war in Yemen is considered part of an ongoing regional proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. From the rebellion's outset in 2015, Riyadh has claimed that the Houthis are an Iranian proxy, thus justifying their own involvement. However, in 2015, veteran Middle East correspondent Patrick Cockburn was writing that this claim was "widely seen as propaganda or an exaggeration." Three years on and the Iranians are now certainly involved, supplying the Houthis with weapons and, according to some sources, also military advisers. Thus, Saudi Arabia's intervention in 2015 on the spurious claim of Iranian involvement has become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
John Wight, ''As crimes pile up, they become invisible': Western complicity in Saudi Arabia's dirty war in Yemen', RT
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