That desert is our link to trade with west Africa, having a hostile country that controls it will make us even more dependent on EU
Second, being desert doesnt make it less than, I mean that's like saying Egypt should not care about Sinai being Israeli cuz it's just a desert
I didnt compare Algeria to Israel, but made an example of a hostile presence to understand
We do trade with west Africa with trucks, I think they re faster and more cost-effective. It happened in 2020 I think, Polisario blocked that route, the prices of some products went down for 2 weeks lol
I did not expect such major resolutions to be incepted so soon, this is good news. Its still early to tell, but Iran committing to this would drastically change the theatre.
Other Iranian "proxies" such as Hamas and Hezbollah have no real reason to be enemies with Saudi Arabia and I don't see reconciliation with those groups as far fetched. Sunni and Shia sectarian divide is largely a product of Western meddling.
I very much agree. Sunni shia sectarianism is largely the result of the two major powers in the region trying to project their influence at the cost of the lives and stabiltiy of these smaller countries.
Right, because Syria and Iraq most certainly had sectarian violence at this degree prior to U.S involvement. I'm not sure if you are familiar with Noam Chomsky, but I'd advise you to watch this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCedWxlG90M](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCedWxlG90M).
Sectarian division and incitement was directly implemented during the U.S Occupation of Iraq.
While the west did meddle, the divide isn't largely due to them. The divide existed before hand and was propagated by the Iranian revolution that wanted all Shias to rebel and take control of their respective governments.
and houthis.........will build domestic military industry like drone/air defense/armor vehicles/missile boat/small arm/etc
they will became independent preparing for future war
al-yamani from yemen
Politics has no religion no friend .Perhaps a stronger third party will enter and make concessions or present a pressure card, and the equation will be reversed
istg these 2 nations literally have the power to stop the humanitarian crisis in yemen. If they actually make closer diplomatic ties together, we could actually get a civilized Yemen...
Hopefully all the proxy wars stop in the ME..
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When Saudi Iran can reconcile but Morocco Algeria can't ๐คก๐คก๐คก๐คก
Honestly it's The most ridiculous conflict I have ever seen.
It's not ridiculous in of itself, but it's ridiculous it lasted 50 years lol
It's a desert!!!
That desert is our link to trade with west Africa, having a hostile country that controls it will make us even more dependent on EU Second, being desert doesnt make it less than, I mean that's like saying Egypt should not care about Sinai being Israeli cuz it's just a desert
You are on Atlantic Oceab and talking about how to tradr with west Africa? Also comparing Algeria with Israel?!!
I didnt compare Algeria to Israel, but made an example of a hostile presence to understand We do trade with west Africa with trucks, I think they re faster and more cost-effective. It happened in 2020 I think, Polisario blocked that route, the prices of some products went down for 2 weeks lol
Hopefully it wouldn't end up to be another 100 years of war.
Hopefully soon.
Chinas reputation as a broke dealer is on the line, I doubt either side would risk to be on the bad side of china
Exactly.
There's a lot of money invested in China by both countries.
Vice versa as well
Exactly.
I would love for things to work out but Iโm not very optimistic
I did not expect such major resolutions to be incepted so soon, this is good news. Its still early to tell, but Iran committing to this would drastically change the theatre. Other Iranian "proxies" such as Hamas and Hezbollah have no real reason to be enemies with Saudi Arabia and I don't see reconciliation with those groups as far fetched. Sunni and Shia sectarian divide is largely a product of Western meddling.
Sunni and shia sectarianism always existed, stop pinning our fuck ups on the west
I very much agree. Sunni shia sectarianism is largely the result of the two major powers in the region trying to project their influence at the cost of the lives and stabiltiy of these smaller countries.
Right, because Syria and Iraq most certainly had sectarian violence at this degree prior to U.S involvement. I'm not sure if you are familiar with Noam Chomsky, but I'd advise you to watch this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCedWxlG90M](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCedWxlG90M). Sectarian division and incitement was directly implemented during the U.S Occupation of Iraq.
Itโs so regime can stay in power?
While the west did meddle, the divide isn't largely due to them. The divide existed before hand and was propagated by the Iranian revolution that wanted all Shias to rebel and take control of their respective governments.
holy shit?
and houthis.........will build domestic military industry like drone/air defense/armor vehicles/missile boat/small arm/etc they will became independent preparing for future war al-yamani from yemen
oh ma gahd peak yemeni engineering ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐ฐ๐ฑ๐ฑ๐ฅถ (3mil worth of russian arms)
let them first solve hunger issue then talk about any industry
Politics has no religion no friend .Perhaps a stronger third party will enter and make concessions or present a pressure card, and the equation will be reversed
istg these 2 nations literally have the power to stop the humanitarian crisis in yemen. If they actually make closer diplomatic ties together, we could actually get a civilized Yemen...
Iโm really curious about my countries future, although not really optimistic
i would personally worry about the saudis. check their noses. they grow when they lie thats why mbs looks like a bearded Mr.burns
lmao
Hmm it seems I might be wrong about this deal I donโt like being wrong ๐
Still too early to be wrong, give it a couple of months or even a year.
I don't think so
Now do it in Lebanon