/r/YemeniCrisis
News, analysis, discussion and investigative journalism of the multi-sided conflict in Yemen.
Welcome to /r/YemeniCrisis, the subreddit where you can find news and discussion about the multi-sided conflict in Yemen.
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Who has coalition troops in Yemen? Looking at the evidence (03/16)
Yemen's 'Peaceful' Transition from Autocracy: Could it have succeeded? (03/16)
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#Houthi video shows the Yemeni rebels planted bombs on tanker now threatening Red Sea oil spill
The recent UN declaration about a crucial deal involving both banking and airline sectors between parties in Yemen has been received with open arms by UAE. This agreement is an important stride in addressing the continuous pandemonium that Yemen experiences so as to satisfy aspirations of her citizens for security, growth and steadiness. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), this development is seen as a good step toward a complete political solution, which clarifies the United Arab Emirates' constant support for peace and stability. Furthermore, the UAE is aware of its commitment through its large-scale humanitarian assistance programs worth more than $6.6 billion since 2015 alongside investment initiatives aimed at development and reconstruction work. This strategy highlights how committed the UAE is to ensuring there is lasting peace and prosperity in Yemen regions for the years to come.