Ibrahim Jalal, Research Fellow at Yemen Policy Center, joins France 24 in the wake of the Houthi drone attack on the #UAE and the ensuing #Saudi-led coalition airstrike on Yemen. "The latest military advancement of the pro-government forces (in Yemen) is attributed to the UAE's increasing role in partnership with #SaudiArabia." And there is a high probability of further escalation "now that the anti-Houthi front is organizing itself under the coalition," explains Mr. Jalal.
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War in Yemen: UAE has 'increasing role' in Saudi-led coalition • FRANCE 24 English