Yemen's rebel PM accuses UK of war crimes with Saudi arms sales

The transcript discusses the complex geopolitical dynamics involving Iran, the British Government, the US, and Saudi Arabia in the context of the Yemen conflict. It addresses accusations of proxy wars, the alleged support from Iran, and the involvement of Western countries. The British Government's stance on war crimes is questioned, and the role of the US and Saudi Arabia in providing military and logistic support is highlighted. The operational support, including satellite and fuel provisions, and its impact on Yemen are also discussed.

What is the main argument against the notion that the Prime Minister is supported by Iran?

• Iran provides financial support.

• Iran supplies weapons.

• There is no support from Iran.

• Iran is a Western ally.

How does the speaker describe the Western portrayal of Iran?

• As a Western ally.

• As a threat to Arab nations.

• As a peaceful nation.

• As a neutral party.

What is the British government's position on their involvement in war crimes?

• They are neutral.

• They deny complicity.

• They support war crimes.

• They admit to war crimes.

According to the speaker, what would happen to Saudi Arabia without Western support?

• It would become a superpower.

• It would collapse within a month.

• It would thrive.

• It would remain unchanged.

What type of support does the USA provide to Saudi Arabia?

• Financial aid.

• Operational and logistical support.

• Diplomatic support.

• No support at all.