đ¸đĻđ¸đžđžđĒ Saudi Arabia reportedly summoned Syria's ex-jihadist president to send fighters into Yemen as Houthi missiles reportedly disrupt flights into Riyadh
Saudi Arabia is reportedly leaning on Ahmed al-Sharaa, the man once known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, to send his fighters into Yemen for the ground war nobody else will fight.
The Houthis hold the main highways, ports and cities on their side of Yemen, flights into Riyadh have reportedly been disrupted, and Saudi jets plus 200-plus US surveillance troops haven't changed the map.
Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar spent years hunting the networks Jolani rose through:
"Mark my words... This unholy alliance that we're crafting to go into Yemen can come back to bite the West in the proverbial behind."
So who do those fighters answer to once Yemen is finished?
Hiring fighters for a war you won't fight, then walking away when it ends, is how al-Qaeda was born, and the Saudis will own whatever comes home.
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