Special Analysis: America and Saudi Arabia .. oil and arms deadlock

SANAA, Sept. 20 (YPA) – We must first acknowledge that the major attack on Saudi Aramco was the strongest blow the kingdom has received, perhaps since its founding 80 years ago, not just since the beginning of the aggression on Yemen.

Thus, Saudi Arabia and its allies in front of such an attack must have at least an equal reaction to that embarrassing strike.

However, if the US, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have admitted that the attacks were carried out by the Yemeni army, their right of retaliation would be dropped because the attack was a legitimate reaction for the Yemenis and their recognition would be a major embarrassment and a defeat.

Everyone knows that Saudi Arabia has exhausted all its military options against Yemen. It formed an international coalition of 17 countries in early 2015 and threw all its weapons and bombs in all cities and villages of Yemen and completely destroyed vital infrastructure and facilities in the country.

Likewise, the US has also exhausted all its options against Iran from canceling the nuclear deal, imposing comprehensive sanctions and threatening it militarily more than once.

Then, what is left in the quiver of America and Saudi Arabia ?!

As it is known that their war in Yemen was basically declared as a war against Iran.

In other words, they did not dare to engage in a direct war against Iran from the beginning. How will they dare to do so in the end, especially since they have been exhausted for years and suffered heavy losses on all fronts, battlefields, plains and mountains of Yemen?

America and its allies in the region no longer have the ability to open a new battle with any of the nations. In fact, they are unable to end the first battle in Yemen, which is now settled for the Yemeni army backed by the popular committees, but the coalition countries could not get out of the quagmire that they had created by themselves.

YPA