HeyJaredBadr Al-Qahtani
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US Warns Houthis Through Security Channels: We Are Not Negotiating with You (opens the original)
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US correspondence reviewed by Asharq Al-Awsat revealed that Washington had issued a warning to the Houthis in Yemen through “security channels.” The substance of the warning was not disclosed in the messages, but it was followed by a US assertion that Washington was not negotiating with the group. The Houthis’ outreach suggests that the group is seeking to consolidate its position after weeks of military operations culminated in advances along Yemen’s western coast overlooking the Bab al-Mandab
Yemeni Tribal Affairs Chief to Houthis: ‘Your Time Is Near’ (opens the original)
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Sheikh Bakil Naji al-Soufi, head of the Tribal Affairs Authority at Yemen’s Interior Ministry, has warned the Houthis that “your time is near, and you will leave Yemen because of your actions.” Al-Soufi believes mounting anger in Houthi-controlled areas has moved beyond frustration over economic and living conditions and is nearing a point of action, with tribes awaiting “zero hour” and what he described as a “glimmer of hope” or support from the Yemeni government. In a new episode of the Asharq
Al-Baidani: Houthis Use 'Siege' Slogan to Advance Iran’s Agenda as Pressure Builds Within (opens the original)
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Yemeni political researcher Saleh Al-Baidani says the Houthis' use of claims about a siege and unpaid salaries is an attempt to mask the group's agenda with Iran behind humanitarian slogans. Al-Baidani, who has authored two books on the Yemeni crisis, believes that Yemenis living in areas under Houthi control will play a role in bringing an end to the coup that began in September 2014. “The Iran-backed group is facing unprecedented popular and economic pressure in areas under its control,” the p
Syria Forms Committee to Seek Interpol Handover of Assad-Era Figures (opens the original)
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Syria has formed a committee to seek the extradition of criminals sentenced to death in absentia, Deputy Justice Minister Mustafa al-Qassem said on Wednesday, as the government defended the rulings against criticism from Amnesty International. Al-Qassem said the committee would coordinate with Interpol to secure the handover of those convicted to Syria. A Syrian court on Tuesday sentenced ousted President Bashar al-Assad and several senior figures from his rule to death, including former securit
Yemen FM: Houthis and Iran Have a Relationship of 'Mutual Instrumentalization' (opens the original)
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What kind of relationship binds the Houthis to Iran? Afrah al-Zouba, the first woman to head Yemen’s Foreign Ministry, has a term for it: “mutual instrumentalization.” “I use the term because it describes the relationship more accurately,” al-Zouba told Asharq Al-Awsat in her first interview since taking on the challenging portfolio. The Houthis, she said, “are not merely a tool with no domestic project of their own. At the same time, what they have become cannot be separated from their deep and
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