ram's video: the former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed why the real reasons for killing

Ram channel Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former Yemeni president was killed why ? and what are the real reasons for killing ? Ali Abdullah Saleh's assassination is a huge moral boost for the Iranian backed Houthis and a serious blow to the Saudi-led coalition Veteran former president Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed in a roadside attack on last Monday after switching sides in Yemen's civil war, abandoning his Iran-aligned Houthi allies in favour of a Saudi-led coalition, foes and supporters said. Analysts said Saleh's death would be a huge moral boost for the Houthis and a serious blow to the Saudi-led coalition that intervened in the conflict to try to restore the internationally recognised government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi. Any hope within the coalition that Saleh could have been bought off to help turn the tables against the Houthis after a protracted stalemate, in which a Saudi-led blockade and internal fighting have exposed millions to hunger and an epidemic, has been dashed. The coalition will either have to continue waging a grinding war, possibly trying big offensives against Houthi-held areas at the risk of high civilian casualties, or offer compromises to bring the Houthis to the negotiating table. The Houthi group's spokesman, Mohammed Abdul-Salem, in remarks to Qatar-based Al Jazeera TV, accused the UAE of helping Saleh switch sides, and said the security establishment would publish documents of his contacts with the Saudi-led coalition. Saleh, 75, had said on Saturday that he was ready for a "new page" in ties with the coalition and called the Houthis a "coup militia". Warfare between the erstwhile allies has rocked densely populated Sanaa for days, with Houthi fighters seizing control of much of the capital and on Monday blowing up Saleh's house while coalition jets bombed their own positions "His people will be angry, and many will certainly be out for blood, but there are many in the middle, especially among the tribes, who will fall in with whoever appears stronger," he said. "The (Saudi-led) coalition may have put a lot of their eggs in Saleh's basket, only for it to fall over now. They appeared to strongly support his attempt to confront the Houthis, and now that bid may have failed." Heads of snakes Saleh, a master of weaving alliances and advancing his personal and family interests in Yemen's heavily armed and deeply fractious tribal society, unified his country by force, but he also helped guide it toward collapse in its latest war. Saleh once compared his 33-year rule over Yemen to "dancing on the heads of snakes", a Former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh dead Breaking News: Yemen's ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh killed by Houthis in Sanaa Houthis cheer Yemeni ex-president Saleh's death in Sanaa, now under their control Yemen Houthi rebels kill former president Ali Abdullah Saleh Yemen's ex-president Saleh's killing was 'revenge' - Analysis Ali Abdullah Saleh: Why his death is a big deal for Yemen - BBC News Former Yemen leader Saleh 'killed' - BBC News Yemen: Houthi fighters patrol Sanaa after blowing up home of Ali Abdullah Saleh Yemen ex-president Saleh killed by Houthis - reports (DISTURBING FOOTAGE) Houthis Kill Saleh: Houthi rebels say former president Saleh killed Yemeni Houthi rebels celebrate ex-president Saleh death What is next for Yemen after the death of Ali Abdullah Saleh? - Inside Story Yemen's ex president Saleh killed by Houthi rebels while escaping