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Marandi: While the Saudi-backed forces were much better funded and had much better equipment, they had very little incentive to fight because they were fighting against the force that was standing up against the Israeli regime, that was supporting the Palestinian people, and they were being backed by the... Saudis, who were an ally of Trump. So the motivation to fight didn't exist. The morale of the soldiers was almost nonexistent, and many of the tribes did not want to be a part of this anymore because Ansar Allah had achieved a moral victory during the past few years. And so—and that's why the collapse of the Saudi-backed forces was so sudden and so spectacular. They just didn't fight. Even though, as I said, they had far better equipment. Their wages were far better, and they had air support, but they wouldn't fight.show more

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Acyn27 days ago

Full interview and more from MeidasTouch here:

Texas Meema27 days ago

Oh, good grief. So Saudi will expect USA to come over and do their fighting for them? Seriously?!?!?

xpos27 days ago

Most of this equipment was seized by houthis

Darth_Elsa66🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼🇪🇺🇰🇷∆27 days ago

This book is an eye opener for anyone that wants to explore the issue....

🌊 Leftover News 🌊27 days ago

#Hellboys Trump and Netanyahu are destined for Hell

Hidden Forge27 days ago

Superior weapons don’t mean much when an army lacks the will and cohesion to use them. Yemen’s fractured alliances and repeated shifts in loyalty help explain how a better-equipped force can collapse so quickly.

K&A Esquie27 days ago

@MeidasTouch Marandi for President! @s_m_marandi

Oxford Marlboro27 days ago

Maybe he should focus on being the mayor of NYC

tangerine skies27 days ago

That dude is a really twisted person to interview. Completely separate from the Houthi issue this guy is an actual IRGC propaganda mouthpiece and outspoken Hamas supporter. We can oppose the war or support Palestinians w/o resorting to him.

Karlos27 days ago

@meiselasb @BMeiselas @MeidasTouch please stop allowing this shitbag to use your platform to launder propaganda from a regime that murders it's own people to stay in power.

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