retaxis
Trusted Member
That is similar number to Assad when he fell. Paper tigers fold when you kick down the front door.
Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation
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Bratva
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Are you sure you are not forgetting something? e.g.
If you gonna share useless/offtopic posts in Yemen civil war thread, atleast be honest about it and don't divide or subtract certain nation/ethnicity/region in your troll posts.
Starlord
Trusted Member
I think if more attacks happen on major cities in KSA, and there is no ceasefire reached, I believe that Pakistan will eventually get involved in some capacity other than just issuing statements.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Yeah, holding hands as a sign of respect is totally the same as KSA, Pakistan's great ally, awarding Modi the highest state award in India. I see that post hurt you, lol.Are you sure you are not forgetting something? e.g.
If you gonna share useless/offtopic posts in Yemen civil war thread, atleast be honest about it and don't divide or subtract certain nation/ethnicity/region in your troll posts.
Starlord
Trusted Member
KSA has been the custodians of the 2 holy cities where millions of people every year goes to perform Hajj/Ummrah, and they have secure and administratored these areas better than anyone else would, and take this from someone who criticize KSA govt all the time but my parents went their last year, and its one of the most advanced, clean and well organized country in middle east. If we are too just goes by the Iranian and Pakistani Shia logic, undermine the KSA govt, it will compromise the security of the KSA, and then that could further the killing in the region, completely halt hajj and Ummrah, and other religious practices, I understand Irani's and Shia's have a sectarian bias and they are very vocal about it because most of their posts are either X posts, tweets, some random guy or someone with few followers, echoing propaganda where KSA is just bad bad bad and Iran/houthis are just good and they use Israel's name to gain legitmacy among the Muslim world, its a very dangerous game that has been played, and I hope it dies down before this conflict which start with Gaza Genocide completely turn into a Full scale Shia/Sunni war.
People, specially the Iranian idiots in this and other threads constantly dehumanizing the Saudi's is a very dangerous trend, even before someone can check/verify a news you have certain Irani Chutiya's calling the news fake or calling everyone from KSA Liars, like they are only source of Truth and distinguishers of Haq and Baatil.
mythbuster
Trusted Member
Such
Such state awards are dime a dozen given to every tom , dick and Harry...it just part of the statecraft that doesn't carry much intrinsic value....btw , what good have you done for Pakistan during the last 50 years...all you did was to exploit sectarian fault lines in Pakistan and get in bed with Pakistan's arch enemy India.
Starlord
Trusted Member
Few memorable mentions, if i may dare...
- Iran has completed their side of Pak-Iran Gas pipeline
- Iran recruited Pakistani Shia's for spying and sending them to Syria to fight
- Iran used Uzair Baluch for Spying
- Iran's is one of the border which is somewhat secure compared to India/Afghanistan
- Iran has give its strategically located chahbar Port to India, from where they have funded and supported BLA, Kulbhushan Yadev is still sitting in our jails rotting.
- Iran also recruited/funded and brain washed Pakistani' Shia's to be part of Liwa Zainabyun group which if i remember correct Pakistan govt is not very fond off and a declared Terrorist group.
KingQamaR
Elite Member
I think it’s quite embarrassing to see your country Pm holding hands and laughing, with a Pm of country who casted the final vote on bringing the harshest sanctions on you people. At the UN, because of your nuclear programme.
Starlord
Trusted Member
I don't think you understand the conflict, Syrian A$$head and its civil war is not similar to KSA, Syria can fall but KSA is just too important for Muslim to fall because of Houthis or even Iran, Mecca/Madina is there and one can say that Pakistan will lose its troops or even get some hits but if push come to Shove for KSA's existence you can bet that Pakistan will be sending not only ground troops but everything they got, KSA is way to important for Pakistan to not do anything in a Syria like scenario.
The SC
INT'L MOD
Read carefully what the newspapers that used to constantly put Saudi Arabia in the dock are writing today...
The Washington Post...
The Wall Street Journal...
The Financial Times...
The Guardian...
For years they've been writing about "Saudi intervention"...
And about the "suppression of freedoms" in Yemen...
And about confronting what they presented as a "revolutionary political movement"...
Today the language has changed...
Just pay attention to the vocabulary...
○ The Financial Times writes about Abdulmalik al-Houthi:
"The Yemeni rebel leader who is terrifying the oil markets"...
The Washington Post talks about "Iranian-backed Houthi rebels"...
The Wall Street Journal links the Houthi advance to a threat to "global oil supplies"...
And The Guardian talks about "Iranian-backed rebels" and a "vital artery" for global trade...
□ From “Saudi intervention to suppress a revolutionary movement” to “rebels,” “Iranian-backed militia,” “energy threat,” and “danger to global trade”…
What has changed?
The Houthis themselves...
And Iran themselves...
And Yemen itself...
What has changed is that the "truth bill" has reached them...
They discovered that Bab al-Mandab is not a Saudi affair...
And that the Houthis are not a threat to Saudi Arabia alone...
And that the world will pay the price for tampering with oil, insurance, shipping, and supply chains...
☆ Yes, thanks be to God, Saudi Arabia has succeeded...
It has succeeded in moving the crisis from the "This is your war" narrative to another reality:
"This is your bill too"...
And today, the major international newspapers that were attacking Saudi Arabia yesterday have bowed down to the "Saudi narrative" and the "Saudi approach"...
▪︎ This text is fully protected under Saudi regulations
and the X platform •
The Washington Post...
The Wall Street Journal...
The Financial Times...
The Guardian...
For years they've been writing about "Saudi intervention"...
And about the "suppression of freedoms" in Yemen...
And about confronting what they presented as a "revolutionary political movement"...
Today the language has changed...
Just pay attention to the vocabulary...
○ The Financial Times writes about Abdulmalik al-Houthi:
"The Yemeni rebel leader who is terrifying the oil markets"...
The Washington Post talks about "Iranian-backed Houthi rebels"...
The Wall Street Journal links the Houthi advance to a threat to "global oil supplies"...
And The Guardian talks about "Iranian-backed rebels" and a "vital artery" for global trade...
□ From “Saudi intervention to suppress a revolutionary movement” to “rebels,” “Iranian-backed militia,” “energy threat,” and “danger to global trade”…
What has changed?
The Houthis themselves...
And Iran themselves...
And Yemen itself...
What has changed is that the "truth bill" has reached them...
They discovered that Bab al-Mandab is not a Saudi affair...
And that the Houthis are not a threat to Saudi Arabia alone...
And that the world will pay the price for tampering with oil, insurance, shipping, and supply chains...
☆ Yes, thanks be to God, Saudi Arabia has succeeded...
It has succeeded in moving the crisis from the "This is your war" narrative to another reality:
"This is your bill too"...
And today, the major international newspapers that were attacking Saudi Arabia yesterday have bowed down to the "Saudi narrative" and the "Saudi approach"...
▪︎ This text is fully protected under Saudi regulations
and the X platform •
hussain0216
Elite Member
Problem is the Houthis are a bit like the Afghans
Thick as shit tribal numbskulls at heart
So beyond that thick as shit tribal thinking they don't see anything or have a real plan beyond bravado
And now they are yapping at Pakistan, Turkey and others..when the idiots should focus on Israel and not antagonize Saudi
