Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[tsunset]

Oh my Gosh you went off the rails. Some came in the middle of wars, others were lone wolf mentally ill individuals who had nothing to do with them or anyone in that matter and others false flags but yeah go ahead and blame everything on them

I've never heard of a mentally ill person doing a suicide bombing because of their illness

Not even a schizophrenic person in the middle of a crisis would do that

Western experts asserts that nearly all of terror attacks across the world are performed by Salafi individuals

 

[battalion25]

Please enlighten me whether the 5,000 to 7,000 suicide bombers and their Salafi handlers Mullahs are the people of paradise or not.

this is not a serious convo... There are zero salafis in Afghanistan and Pakistan hence all the suicides in these countries aren´t salafis but keep going.. this is bs convo..

Besides just because ISIS and AQ were salafis doesn´t mean everyone else who is salafi is with them.. how can you explain that Jordan, KSA, Qatar, UAE, Brunei, Bahrain and Kuwait, Malaysia, Maldives leaders are all salafis and majority of the people in these countries are salafis. They have foiled majority of Terrorist attacks. Besides ISIS and AQ are banned in every muslim country whether Salafi or not. Example they are also banned in Malaysia and Maldives

i am not gonna continue with this

 

[El Sidd]

Leadership is deep in the burrows , smarter than Iranian leadership.

All of them?

Neutralizing command is useless because guerrilla warfare is decentralized. Lacking a fixed center, these groups operate with high autonomy at the grassroots level. The US bombed the Taliban for 20 years, yet they only grew stronger. Israel frequently assassinated Hezbollah leaders, but they relied on tunnels and local autonomy to maintain their combat power. Striking command systems is largely ineffective against distributed networks。

Operational commanders need be taken out. These organisations rely massively upon mid-tier combat experienced cadre that are irreplaceable under sustained pressure.

 

[Haz]

Saudis became better out dealing with in house issues terrorist groups like Al qaeda or dealing with dissidents in house or yes grabbing journalists from other countries and making them disappear(weird how people forgot about that man)but war unless being directed by experienced foreign generals like the first gulf war I haven’t seen anything wow

You don't have to tell me brother, we all share the same opinion on this matter. It's what makes it so frustrating and depressing at the same time, so much potential and wealth being wasted. But that's something they need to address themselves, and they're not the only ones guilty of this either, they have plenty of company unfortunately.

 

[ninja87]

All of them?

Operational commanders need be taken out. These organisations rely massively upon mid-tier combat experienced cadre that are irreplaceable under sustained pressure.

This conflict could drag on for years, with no decisive outcome. The sooner Saudi Arabia finds a diplomatic way to end it, the better. Houthis have demonstrated their ability to inflict significant economic and strategic damage, and a prolonged war of attrition could impose costs that Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region simply cannot afford.

 

[battalion25]

This new division entering the war has been hyped by several people on the ground.

Deterrence forces entered the battle line today, and they are among the fiercest military forces, trained with high-level military training and fully equipped with the latest types of weapons.

The Deterrence Forces fall under the command of Commander Hamdi Shukri, commander of the Southern Giants Brigades Trust the government, for we have been preparing for this war for years to crush the Houthis and cleanse the homeland

 

[battalion25]

500 thousand fighters from the Yemeni army and from all the provinces of Yemen are besieging Sana'a now from all directions, and there are reports of negotiations and entering it peacefully, similar to what happened to Damascus when Syria was liberated—no Houthis after today—and God is behind the intention.

 

[Shags202]

You don't have to tell me brother, we all share the same opinion on this matter. It's what makes it so frustrating and depressing at the same time, so much potential and wealth being wasted. But that's something they need to address themselves, and they're not the only ones guilty of this either, they have plenty of company unfortunately.

Just throw a dart on to a map

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

There're two hellholes in the Muslim world: Afganistan and Yemen....

Don't ever get inside them. Let the insider folks eliminate each other....

 

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[muz]

 

[maxpane]

use of child soldier may be they do not have enough men for war