> Wasn't the current Saudi regime put in place by the US? The British, but the US props them up. Hence the support for the Saudi campaign in Yemen, as well as

> Wasn't the current Saudi regime put in place by the US? The British, but the US props them up. Hence the support for the Saudi campaign in Yemen, as well as Saudi 'causes' like Kosovo, the Rohingya, Uyghurs, etc... > Of course this isn't always the case, especially if there are other populations on the land who won't have rights to self-government under the separate government, but it is a good default. The Rohingya are still a minority in Rakhine, yet they started an insurrection and attempted to have it annexed by East Pakistan...