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I mentioned previously that there is a huge amount of Fake News about Saudi Arabia..
Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation
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DeltaViper
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Let's see if the Iran lovers ever realize the Houtis and the Israelis are two sides of the same coin in the current layout of the chessboard.
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Report reveals indications of manipulation of air traffic over Yemeni territory coinciding with UN and humanitarian flights.
A recent report published by the website "Frodwiky" revealed indications of manipulation of air traffic in Yemeni airspace, coinciding with UN and humanitarian flights not listed in published flight schedules, and gaps in radar tracking data.
The report, prepared by Dr. Abdulqader Al-Kharaz, indicated that on September 16, 2026, Sana'a Airport witnessed the arrival of two aircraft belonging to Doctors Without Borders and the International Committee of the Red Cross. This coincided with the partial or intermittent operation of tracking devices and security and military movements around the airport, including convoys and ambulances, which continued for more than an hour before and after the arrival and departure of the two aircraft.
According to the report, at the same time, UN aircraft UN136H deviated from its usual maritime route and headed east towards Yemeni territory off the coast of Hodeidah Governorate. This coincided with the approach of two aircraft to Sana'a Airport. The aircraft then made a sharp turn and returned to its maritime route towards Aden, while a military helicopter was observed in the area.
The report linked this incident to another on August 24, 2026, in which the same UN aircraft took an unusual route over several Yemeni governorates. This coincided with the landing of an unidentified aircraft at Sana'a Airport. The report considered the recurrence of these movements to raise questions about the existence of a parallel air route that exploits UN and humanitarian flights to circumvent monitoring and inspection procedures.
The report warned of potential security risks, including the transport of leaders or experts, the smuggling of technical equipment and funds, and the exploitation of the direct flight route between Djibouti and Sana'a, bypassing the monitoring procedures at Aden Airport and ports controlled by the legitimate Yemeni government.
The report recommended obligating UN and humanitarian aircraft to transparent tracking, preventing flights that turn off broadcasting equipment or tamper with flight plans, imposing stop and inspection at Aden airport, in addition to opening an official investigation and demanding that the United Nations clarify the movement of aircraft “UNO136H” and flights not listed in the published schedules.
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could be a drill?
This image shows an Arabic news post dated January 10, 2017, reporting on a U.S. Special Operations ground raid against Islamic State (ISIS) leadership in Deir ez-Zor, Syria.
Hussain
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Yes it's Confirmed!
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An old recording said to be of the Houthi leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, reciting the Torah and wearing rabbinic clothes.
The Houthis are masters at manipulating Yemenis, and their regime is capable of surviving even without external support. Their main problem is their intense animosity towards Saudi Arabia, which has caused them unprecedented losses for a cohesive, unified group.
The Houthis employ an exceptionally successful method of dealing with Yemenis: maximum repression. They are unwavering in their belief that the Houthi is the master and the rest of the Yemenis are slaves. This belief is implemented through killing and bombing homes and mosques without any hesitation or consideration of its validity. The Houthis' relationship with others begins with the premise that the Houthi is the master and every other Yemeni is a slave. Nothing before this point is open to discussion.
You might view this approach as barbaric, backward, criminal, savage, etc., but this doesn't change the fact that this model is highly effective in Yemen. It has enabled the Houthis to achieve emotional dominance over their followers from the Zaydi sect, where absolute oppression becomes a bridge to a unity between oppressor and oppressed. The victim then serves their oppressor, adopting their vision as their own and defending it as if it were their own idea and conviction. This is in addition to the khat, drugs, and stimulants that are provided free of charge to its followers.
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Hussain
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nah its ok, we'll manage without you. Feel free to Fk off
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Urgent:
Saudi Arabia
Turns the Tables on the Houthis Diplomatically
The Security Council issues an official warning to the Houthi militia.
The warning was issued in a new press statement by the members of the UN Security Council. In the statement, the members condemned in the strongest terms the Houthis' continued attacks on Saudi Arabia, including attacks targeting civilians and energy infrastructure, resulting in civilian casualties (including women and children).
Most importantly, they affirmed Saudi Arabia's inherent right to self-defense in accordance with international law and expressed their solidarity with the Kingdom.
The members also condemned the attacks and threats against commercial shipping in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait, stressing that the Houthi forces must respect international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and uphold freedom of navigation.
They called for practical cooperation, including with the Yemeni government, to enforce the arms embargo on the Houthis under Security Council Resolution 2216 and prevent the group from acquiring weapons, training, or funding for further attacks.
The Council also issued a warning about the deteriorating humanitarian situation inside Yemen, where the UN says at least 125,000 people have been displaced across the country since the beginning of September due to the Houthi offensive.
It reiterated its demand for the “unconditional, safe, and immediate release of all detainees, including 73 UN staff members” and NGO and civil society workers held by the group.
Council members said the escalating confrontation—Houthi attacks on Saudi territory, threats to shipping in the Red Sea, and advances near the Bab al-Mandab Strait—risks “further expanding the conflict, threatening maritime security and international trade, and undermining regional and international efforts to secure peace in Yemen.”
What does this mean?
Pressure is mounting on the Houthis… and this is direct support from the Security Council for Saudi Arabia…
1- Political and legal cover for the Saudi response: The explicit affirmation of Saudi Arabia’s inherent right to self-defense under international law, along with mention of civilian casualties (women and children) and damage to energy infrastructure, gives Saudi Arabia strong international legitimacy for any military or security response. This differs from previous statements, which were more balanced.
2- International isolation of the Houthis and their designation as an aggressor: The statement holds the Houthis responsible for the escalation within Yemen, the attacks on Saudi Arabia, and the threat to navigation. It does not place both sides on the same level, which weakens the group’s narrative as a resistance force or a legitimate political party, and reinforces its characterization as a militia that threatens regional and international security.
3- Internationalization of Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea: Linking the attacks to maritime security, the Law of the Sea Convention, and international trade transforms the issue from a Yemeni-Yemeni conflict into a global maritime security matter. This opens the door to greater international maritime coordination and increases the cost of any Houthi escalation on trade and energy.
4- Indirect pressure on Iran and supply lines/
The statement calls for the enforcement of the arms embargo under Resolution 2216 in cooperation with the Yemeni government, effectively targeting arms, training, and financing networks.
Saudi Arabia
Turns the Tables on the Houthis DiplomaticallyThe Security Council issues an official warning to the Houthi militia.
The warning was issued in a new press statement by the members of the UN Security Council. In the statement, the members condemned in the strongest terms the Houthis' continued attacks on Saudi Arabia, including attacks targeting civilians and energy infrastructure, resulting in civilian casualties (including women and children).
Most importantly, they affirmed Saudi Arabia's inherent right to self-defense in accordance with international law and expressed their solidarity with the Kingdom.
The members also condemned the attacks and threats against commercial shipping in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait, stressing that the Houthi forces must respect international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and uphold freedom of navigation.
They called for practical cooperation, including with the Yemeni government, to enforce the arms embargo on the Houthis under Security Council Resolution 2216 and prevent the group from acquiring weapons, training, or funding for further attacks.
The Council also issued a warning about the deteriorating humanitarian situation inside Yemen, where the UN says at least 125,000 people have been displaced across the country since the beginning of September due to the Houthi offensive.
It reiterated its demand for the “unconditional, safe, and immediate release of all detainees, including 73 UN staff members” and NGO and civil society workers held by the group.
Council members said the escalating confrontation—Houthi attacks on Saudi territory, threats to shipping in the Red Sea, and advances near the Bab al-Mandab Strait—risks “further expanding the conflict, threatening maritime security and international trade, and undermining regional and international efforts to secure peace in Yemen.”
What does this mean?
Pressure is mounting on the Houthis… and this is direct support from the Security Council for Saudi Arabia…
1- Political and legal cover for the Saudi response: The explicit affirmation of Saudi Arabia’s inherent right to self-defense under international law, along with mention of civilian casualties (women and children) and damage to energy infrastructure, gives Saudi Arabia strong international legitimacy for any military or security response. This differs from previous statements, which were more balanced.
2- International isolation of the Houthis and their designation as an aggressor: The statement holds the Houthis responsible for the escalation within Yemen, the attacks on Saudi Arabia, and the threat to navigation. It does not place both sides on the same level, which weakens the group’s narrative as a resistance force or a legitimate political party, and reinforces its characterization as a militia that threatens regional and international security.
3- Internationalization of Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea: Linking the attacks to maritime security, the Law of the Sea Convention, and international trade transforms the issue from a Yemeni-Yemeni conflict into a global maritime security matter. This opens the door to greater international maritime coordination and increases the cost of any Houthi escalation on trade and energy.
4- Indirect pressure on Iran and supply lines/
The statement calls for the enforcement of the arms embargo under Resolution 2216 in cooperation with the Yemeni government, effectively targeting arms, training, and financing networks.
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