Yemenis are preparing to kick out the Saudi backed government and Imperialist forces.
Houthis are immune from the threat of confrontation with the Yemenis.
All around the region, Iranian regional power is falling. This to me sounds like internally, the reformists in the Iranian government are winning. But more importantly, if the Houthis fall in Yemen, Iran will lose its ability to control the Bab el-Mandeb and a great deal of its leverage vis-a-vis the U.S.A. and Israel. Taking out the Houthis is a step toward a second round of war with Iran. Could be this is the war that takes out the remnants of the opponents of the pragmatists/reformists/rapprochers.
Surprisingly, some say Saeed Jalili (who was initially suspected of voting against it) had infact been infavour of talks... which has led me to believe that one person who might have been against was IRGC Chief Vahidi...
@Khamenei_fa@MKhamenei_ir
Were against negotiating with the great satan.
They apparently approved whatever their juniors had achieved at the table for the sake of the country.
The day you Kenyans visit other African cities, you will understand we are a bottom of the barrel outfit in the name of a country.
Nairobi looks like a war-torn Kabul in a good day.
We aint no Capital City of Africa boy.
A highly respected diplomat said recently:
"I've worked with senior officials from all the major powers, but only with the Chinese did I get the impression that there wasn't a single idiot at the table"