Saudi, UAE seeking psychological warfare in Yemen: Pundit
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are trying to use a recent battle in Hudaydah as a psychological warfare offensive against Yemeni popular fighters, says a London-based Syrian political commentator.
“What the Saudis and Emiratis are trying to do at the moment is to push a huge sort of psychological warfare offensive as well in order to try and push the Houthis and the popular factions from Hudaydah to flee, but this is not happening,” Ammar Waqaf told Press TV on Wednesday.
The hostility in Yemen is heading towards a huge and bloody battle, which may cause humanitarian crisis, the founder and director of GNOSOS warned.
Saudi Arabia backed by the UAE, Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Sudan, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain has been waging a war against Yemen since early 2015.
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