What the Red Sea ship attacks are really about

Back in 2018, we produced a video on how the Saudi-led coalition uses weapons made by the United States to target Yemenis. You can watch that here for more context on Saudi Arabia's and the US’s involvement in this war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DbdBIuFrIE

did you guys get paid by the UAE not to mention them on this

When the audience is more educated than the presenter

why didn't you ever mention US' involvement in the civil war???

No mention for UAE involvement

I really like your videos usually but this one was too short to explain this issue and totally ignored the UAE involvement.

1:27 Why? By whom? Was there foreign support? This feels pretty important.

I find it shocking how little I've heard about this conflict. I've heard it mentioned in passing often enough that I knew there was some form of conflict. But rarely if ever have I seen videos of any other media going into any debt, so thanks for bringing it into focus. (Edit to specify. I've heard about it recently, but feel like a lot of the past stuff is news to me, and I feel that even now much of what I have seen can often be summed up as "unrest in yemen" and not much more)

5:34 Reminder: Houthi-controlled doesnt mean just military bases. It means anywhere they have power, which includes cities full of citizens. Saudi Arabia bombed and killed many of them

You didn’t mention US or UAE involvement?

Wasted my time watching this.

While this report is not wrong, I remember young men from Yemen fleeing to places like Jeju in Korea, when I lived in Korea, to avoid the civil war. I wanted to point out that it not completely desolate in Yemen. Someone I met in my immigration classes here where I live now in France is from Yemen, and she still goes home to Aden to visit. And from pics I've seen there is still a bit of functioning life, people even going to and graduating from university, women do wear hijab but not required to wear burkas (actually the way I saw in my acquaintances pics they wear their hijabs fairly colorfully and in an interesting style). Don't get me wrong, things are still bad there, but life still goes on.

Vox deletes comments critical of it

Didn't knew Vox delete Comments. Where the audience is more educated and can give profound Criticism.

Interesting how you skipped the fact that Hadi's extended term expired, he resigned, than changed his mind, fleed to neighbouring country (Saudi Arabia) and invited them to invide his own country to take back the power. You can read all that in Wiki. Imagine Yanukovich would did the same after fleeing from Ukraine to Russia? Somehow this was OK when done by US ally.

So you forgot to mention british involved in Yemen they had army bases there in the 60s 😅

I don't necessarily disgree with the possibility of your conclusions about other motivations for the attacks in Red Sea. But your analysis frames the US and Britain in a wholly positive light and place all blame for the current problems on the Houthis and none on Saudi/US/UAE/UK bombing, assassinations, blockades, etc. which surely don't help the population you express concern for in this piece. I don't recall any Vox video being less than sanguine when addressing Israel and U.S. intentions in the Middle East. The scholar from the Middle East Institute compares the Houthis to the Taliban (who the U.S. sends billions to). Ok, fair enough. Who do you compare the US/Saudis to as they caused a mass famine and many civilian deaths with carpet bombings in Yemen?

Make sure they do not manufacture your consent!

king & generals did a better video on this if you really want to know the history

wild how the quality of vox has diminished despite the extra funding