Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

FPV against houthis. It looks like the earlier Jerry rigged Ukrainian ones. Tye first FPVs coil break mid flight. Hence the second attack on the same bunker.
 
Bro Saudis will never leave the Usa led world order alliance, they invest trillions in to Usa and Europe, buy football clubs, host events, buy advance weaponary (currently F35s). Isn't that obvious on who's side they are but yes all nations despite being allies fear each other aswell, so Saudia is concerned about Israeli expansions so they made the Makkah pact JUST incase Usa backtracks, that's all. The Houthis have every right to attack Saudis if the Saudis are bombing them and funding and training terrorists to fight the Houthis.
I think you don't acknowledge the history of KSA itself. One only needs to recall the era of Faisal to realise there is far more nuance to their political positioning.

Their leaders haven't always been lackies of US hegemony. The current crop were nurtured a certain way and the next crop can easily swing a different way.

Of course now that the Houthis have decided to upset the apple cart completely, KSA will in the short term slowly default back to the US-Isr sphere of influence. The Mecca pact was never intended to bring destruction to the middle east or harm Yemen, which is why Pakistan and Turkiye are applying different leverages from the military option to try to quell this crisis. The khat chewers just don't understand the game at play and instead only see themselves as movie stars who will ride into glorious battle on Toyotas. In truth, they have become Israel's pawns.
 
I think you don't acknowledge the history of KSA itself. One only needs to recall the era of Faisal to realise there is far more nuance to their political positioning.

Their leaders haven't always been lackies of US hegemony. The current crop were nurtured a certain way and the next crop can easily swing a different way.

Of course now that the Houthis have decided to upset the apple cart completely, KSA will in the short term slowly default back to the US-Isr sphere of influence. The Mecca pact was never intended to bring destruction to the middle east or harm Yemen, which is why Pakistan and Turkiye are applying different leverages from the military option to try to quell this crisis. The khat chewers just don't understand the game at play and instead only see themselves as movie stars who will ride into glorious battle on Toyotas. In truth, they have become Israel's pawns.
Come on bro, disagreements happen with all allies. European nations have kick off all the time but this doesn't mean they dont belong to the same axis. Saudia is part of the Usa axis. The only way for this to change is if Usa somehow collapses like the Soviet union. Anyways like I mentioned Saudia will never leave Usa led world alliance.
 
Reports of Second F15 of Al saud Air force appeared few hours ago, now video circulating.. not confirmed

 
Can someone verify it , see whether it's an AI or not or if it was from other wars.
Exactly.

Amazing how many people fall for AI-generated events or footage from some event 2 or 3 or more years ago as being current.
 
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The Chinese army has modernized its base in Djibouti, strengthening its operational and intelligence capabilities in the Middle East and Africa. Commercial satellite imagery shows that China has installed new equipment that will enhance its internal communication capabilities.

NOTE: Chinese army and North korea are two major supporters (logistical support) of the Houthi army. Many weapons from the Chinese and North Korean armies leave this base and go to the Houthis. The Houthis also receive intelligence data, military training, satellite support, and military consulting from both countries.
 
Come on bro, disagreements happen with all allies. European nations have kick off all the time but this doesn't mean they dont belong to the same axis. Saudia is part of the Usa axis. The only way for this to change is if Usa somehow collapses like the Soviet union. Anyways like I mentioned Saudia will never leave Usa led world alliance.
I have read your previous posts on this thread, I agree with them.

This forum helped me better understand the events in the Middle East and beyond, and especially the state of society.

I am gradually coming to realize that, in addition to colonial and post colonial consequences and failed utopian socialist and other projects ... two states Saudi Arabia and Iran along with their ideologies are having a largely destructive effect on Islamic societies.

The world is moving forward toward development and prosperity, while these ideologies drag us back to the Stone Age. Are there no rational people who will halt this downward spiral?
 
I have read your previous posts on this thread, I agree with them.

This forum helped me better understand the events in the Middle East and beyond, and especially the state of society.

I am gradually coming to realize that, in addition to colonial and post colonial consequences and failed utopian socialist and other projects ... two states Saudi Arabia and Iran along with their ideologies are having a largely destructive effect on Islamic societies.

The world is moving forward toward development and prosperity, while these ideologies drag us back to the Stone Age. Are there no rational people who will halt this downward spiral?
I don't agree with all that. The main forces tearing apart the Mideast for the last 100 years are Zionism and its merger with a very aggressive American foreign policy. Saudi and Iran are a sideshow.

Everyone wants peace, growth and stability but how is that possible when your region is under constant attack, directly and indirectly and your neighbors are the attackers main facilitators ?

We have the Israelis who are insecure about their state and can only sleep at night if they have utterly crushed or compromised everyone else, and you have the Americans who have a thirst for the region's oil and want the earnings from the oil to also be spent exclusively in America. Anyone who doesn't agree with that gets non-stop punches to the face.

However I do agree with you on the effects of colonialism, which persist long after the empire has departed.
 
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