Warum die USA jetzt wieder den Jemen bombardieren - #1346

Die USA greifen aus der Luft massiv die islamistischen Herren des Jemen an. Der Waffenstillstand ist vorbei. Die Huthi-Rebellen hatten aus Solidarität mit den Palästinensern in Gaza und der Hamas wochenlang Handelsschiffe mit angeblichen Verbindungen zu Israel attackiert. Washington macht den Iran für die Aktionen der Huthis verantwortlich. Was die mysteriöse Miliz antreibt und wie gefährlich der neu aufgeflammte Krieg ist, erklärt Jemen-Experte Alexander Weissenburger im Gespräch mit Martin Staudinger und Raimund Löw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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