Is Biden seriously using the Saudis to bring democracy to Yemen? | by Robert Inlakesh

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As Houthi forces advance on Yemen’s resource rich Marib, the northern stronghold of the last remaining Saudi-backed forces, the Saudis have suddenly presented an already failed proposal for a ceasefire.

So why is the Biden administration not pressuring Saudi Arabia to end the war as promised, and only criticising its opponents?

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