Britain addresses the Yemen Situation
Diplomatic action
With the formation of the British Republic, a new series of Geopolitical Policies are enacted. No longer will Britain engage in half-measures on the world stage. Immediately the Government opens up discussions with Houthis, Yemen and the Commonwealth to resolve the crisis before a new War could consume Yemen and undo what little good had come of the Saudi Arabia Resolution and wider situation. It was agreed that the Houthis be allowed to take political office in a Snap Election in Yemen to determine where and how Houthis have authority in certain parts of the country.
The Yemen Government also gave various concessions to cease the fighting but allow Houthis to continue as a sort of Community Defence League, with other Community Defence Leagues forming of various natures.
Britain would also repay damages to Yemen as a result of the fighting and in return Commonwealth Forces would continue to Guard the country from ongoing troubles in the Middle East and across the channel African troubles.
Yemen would also be allowed to seek its own talks and deals with the far closer African Union. British conservatives were outraged by the deals, and believed that it would be showing weakness. The British Republic remained steadfast and all elements of the negotiations would be ratified and in effect by 2027.
The Wider Commonwealth also pursued its own individual deals, with Canada supporting the creation Green Energy Industry owned by Yemen to support the growth of a brand new army. Australia agreed to help retrain and rebuild the Yemen Military that was devastated earlier in the Decade.
