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USA control over the region will be replaced by Saudi , Turkish and Pakistani control....Iran has been kicked out of the arena for all practical purposes... houthis chest thumping is your swan song.Well said
Unfortunately many on this forum are eating this propaganda narrative very easily
On this evidence, the U.S. control over the region is not ending any time soon
USA control over the region will be replaced by Saudi , Turkish and Pakistani control....Iran has been kicked out of the arena for all practical purposes... houthis chest thumping is your swan song.
drones are not impossible to stop, but very expensive with classic weapons.Infrastructure like this will never be safe in the age of drone warfare. It’s a pipeline going through the desert. It was always in trouble.
Don't stress your brain cells by over analysis.as a Pakistani, I would like that to happen, obviously, benefits everybody!
but I would have to very practical.
NATO, was formed bec, USA had defeated its biggest enemy (the axis) and it had the currency to loan dollars to NATO countries (bec. of which they bought weapons)
how Pak. KSA or Turkay, would make that happen?
if Yemen crises continues, for 6 months evem KSA runs out of cash (not only KSA, most probably, all Arabs would also run out of cash!)
so, what you say, is although very much possible on paper, it is not practical!
now the question is, if it is not practical then who is benefiting off this, impractical idea!
thats for you to answer!
from Yemeni perspective, if blockade continues, but losses also mount on the KSA (economic and all kinds of losses) side, there is nothing much for Yemen to do (or in that case, Houthis' partners have been vindicated!)
USA bases would return at the request of KSA, making any agreement even in the future, futile!
Don't stress your brain cells by over analysis.
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before and after low res satellite imagery showing damage at drone hangar at King Khalid air base in Saudi Arabia
30 metre wide blast in the roof
18°17'17.72"N, 42°49'24.17"E