As witnessed in other countries in West Asia, the involvement of regional and imperialist forces in a situation of civil strife will only lead to greater deaths and despair for workers. This week as the direct result of the aerial bombardment of Yemen by a coalition of Arab countries, at least 29 workers were killed when their dairy factory took a direct hit. The current war in Yemen is another symptom of the growing crisis that has engulfed the region in the last four years as a range of dictators, autocrats, imperialist and reactionary forces try to suppress the popular uprisings of the Arab Spring.
As witnessed in other countries in West Asia, the involvement of regional and imperialist forces in a situation of civil strife will only lead to greater deaths and despair for workers. This week as the direct result of the aerial bombardment of Yemen by a coalition of Arab countries, at least 29 workers were killed when their dairy factory took a direct hit. The current war in Yemen is another symptom of the growing crisis that has engulfed the region in the last four years as a range of dictators, autocrats, imperialist and reactionary forces try to suppress the popular uprisings of the Arab Spring.
