UNITED STATES, WASHINGTON (OBSERVATORY VIDEO) — Yemen’s internationally-recognised government has signed a power-sharing agreement with separatists in the south.
The deal was brokered by Saudi Arabia – and aims to end months of violence between government forces and UAE-backed fighters.
The standoff was complicated by the fact that the UAE and Saudi were fighting with the government against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in other parts of Yemen.
And the Saudis’ battle against the Houthis has yet to end.
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