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THE ROOTS OF THE SALAFI-ZAYDI CONFLICT IN YEMEN
Saidkhan T. Saidolimov , Professor, Doctor of Political Science (Dsc) International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan Tashkent, Uzbekistan Farkhod E. Karimov , Associate Professor, Doctor of Political Science (Dsc) International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
In this article, the history of the emergence of Yemen's political problems, which have not been resolved in the Middle East region for many years, reflects the struggle for leadership of the countries of the region, the main actors in the conflicts and their goals, and the current state of the problem. It also analyzes the internal political and social environment and the conflict situation in Yemen. At the same time, the reasons for the struggle for power, territorial disputes and the division of one country into two parts of the representatives of the two branches of Muslims in the country, that is, the Salafis and Khushi Zaidis, were studied in detail.
Keywords
Zaydis, Houthis, Salafis
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