Saudi Arabia is witnessing defeat on several military and diplomatic fronts these days, the most important of which is the war in Yemen.
The Saudis are going through hard times, and the defeat of the resistance front in Yemen, despite the advanced American and European equipment and weapons against the weapons of the revolutionary people of Yemen, has marked a great historical humiliation for them.
Of course, the courage and bravery of the Yemeni people, the army and Ansarullah have a great share in these defeats.
Saudi Arabia is trying to regain its former position, but their efforts have backfired.
Saudi Arabia is in a bad human rights situation, and in addition to the crimes it has committed in Yemen for more than six years, it continues to degrade the Saudi regime in the world’s public opinion and make people feel sorry for Saudi Arabia.
The people of the Islamic countries even hate Riyadh for paving the way for the Arab regimes to compromise with the Zionist regime, because they know that the UAE and Bahrain would not compromise without the permission of the Saudi regime.
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Such a regime is now trying to get involved in the Vienna talks. Saudi consultations and lobbying with Western parties could have a negative impact on the negotiation process.
The most important and main positive sign from Saudi Arabia should be the end of the attacks on Yemen and the killing of its oppressed people, but we see that the Saudi regime has increased its attacks.
France had previously called on the Saudis to play a role in the Vienna talks through Emmanuel Macron, which was opposed by Iran.
Certainly the Saudis have their views on Burjam and will try to present them to the three European countries and the United States.
Certainly, Saudi Arabia is now under pressure from various issues, including the defeat in the Yemeni war, and is trying to find a way out of the crisis.