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Iran is helping the Houthis try to secure Russian anti-ship missiles that could threaten vessels in the Red Sea: report
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What percentage of Yemen does Ansarallah hold?
What do you call a civil war when one side holds no territory or power?
I would also say that someone that claims a blockade doesn't economically hurt the people being blockaded should get help.
30% of the area and 70% of the population. Ongoing combat has killed thousands in the past year alone (EDIT: This is incorrect - it's the past two years - mind is still stuck in 2023, I guess). But sure, whatever you can do to simp for murderers, right?
Me: "Killing random civilians of various nations in the hopes that one or two might be Israeli is bad, and clearly has not impacted the ongoing Israeli genocide, which has only intensified since. Even if they were killing Israeli civilians only, supporting that would still make you a piece of shit."
Sorry that you're still in support of murdering civilians.
And you're in support of a genocide.
Arguing is easy when you put words in other peoples mouths.
Was there a UN brokered peace deal? Yes. Did it end in 2022? Yes. Has there been any fighting since then? Not significantly, no. I don't know where your thousands dead comes from. Or the 30% figure, considering that the vast majority of that 70% you're presumably talking about is arid desert that doesn't have people, of any denomination, in it.
According to @PugJesus@lemmy.world, this is evil, and results in killing civilians:
Christ dude, 70% of the population.
So, follow with me here: They believe incorrectly that Ansarallah controls 30% of the land that contains 70% of the population.
Except, and I know math can be hard, if I wanted to talk about the land that the above believes Ansarallah doesn't control, I'd have to take the total land, 100% in this and all cases, and subtract the land the above thinks Ansarallah does control, 30% in this case.
So... What does 100 - 30 equal?