Turkey ties hands with Muslim Brotherhood to set military camp, helping Ankara-Doha axis to gain influence over Yemen
On Saturday an EU delegation including ambassadors of France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Ireland and Finland, as well as the deputy ambassador of Norway, arrived in Aden, to push forward the long-stalled peace efforts with senior government officials. The conflict-riddled country of Yemen, has been in crisis for over past six years and has been struggling to reach a resolution between internationally recognized government forces and extremist forces, mainly led by Iran-backed, Houthis. The recent attacks in the country, the latest being huge explosions in January, which targeted a security patrol in the southern Yemen city port, pointed at increasing presence of Muslim Brotherhood in various pockets of the country. Yemen’s the ongoing civil war, which has killed tens of thousands of people, displaced millions of inhabitants, and pushed the country to the edge of starvation, triggering the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. To initiate the peaceful resum...