US Envoy Says Ground Intervention in Yemen ‘Appears Pointless,’ Urges Regional Alliances
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Tom Barrack says Washington seeks peaceful agreement with Iran, questions past US military interventions in Middle East
The United States Special Envoy for Syria and Iraq said that negotiating with Saudi Arabia, Houthi and regional mediators was a "better alternative."
US Ambassador to Ankara Tom Barrack stated that he considered the ground operation against the Houthis in Yemen unnecessary. Highlighting the search for reconciliation with Iran, Barrack said that the future of the country should be determined by its people.
US Ambassador to Ankara and Special Representative for Syria, Tom Barrack, said he found ground intervention in Yemen pointless. Barrack also stated that the US and Israeli war against Iran was leading to unintended consequences in the Middle East and beyond.
U.S. Ambassador to Ankara and Special Representative for Syria and Iraq Tom Barrack answered whether the Washington administration should intervene with ground troops against the Houthis in Yemen. Ambassador Barrack also assessed the recent situation between Iran and the United States.
U.S. Ambassador to Ankara and Special Representative for Syria and Iraq, Tom Barrack, stated that Washington provides logistical support to Saudi Arabia and that launching a ground operation against Ansarullah in Yemen would be pointless for the U.S.
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