Houthis threaten Pakistan with missiles if it joins Saudi Arabia

[PK781]

Houthis can stop or damage pakistani bound ships thats one thing they can do …. In response of pakistani military attacking Yemen.

are you saying the indian navy was incompetent and unable to do it?
Now you want yemeni people to do it?

Dream on guy, dreams are allowed.

 

[PK781]

Houthis can block the shipping routes, and thats about it.

however, in the longer term, they can indeed fire missiles or drones at us.

and with time, even more varied kind of weapons..

depends on us

i'd like to see some proof of these claims, not sure why you feedin the trolls here

 

[Shags202]

Bas ab ap aur hum bench per bhet kar yeh he soach saktey hain, "we told you so".

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To be fair he’s moved on to Yemen attacking American mainland targets…..

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

i'd like to see some proof of these claims, not sure why you feedin the trolls here

what proof does one need..

they already have the missiles, with time they can increase the range

and, not to mention, they already know how to target the missile shield!


Houthis are many things, but they do have the balls, unlike many so called super powers!

 

[Oscar]

Filhal ap parishaan na ho, bas kohi faida nahi hain tension layna ka, chai peo, chill maro.

Masla ye hai - ke iss sab mein hamare pehle hi bhatke bigray log apni siyasi ishqiya ke saath firqawarana masail aur ghar pe light na ane ki aik mangharat kichri bana kar apne mun se hawai fire se Pakistani chay honay ka azeem muzahira kar rahe hain.

 

[PakFactor]

And without oil.

You wouldn't have been able to afford the oil anyway.

 

[r3alist]

Who cares if China is a manufacturing power? Is it ready to fill the vacuum the United States left? The US doesn't need oil from the Middle East, but China does. China would be better suited to defend the Middle East with the super-duper navy they keep bragging about.

What vacuum, they have no interest in doing the same. China 101

 

[KingQamaR]

It is stupidity in the part of the IRGC. to allow its proxyHouthis , to threaten Pakistanis shipping. Islamabad is allowing Iranian tankers to use Pakistani coastal waters to transport and avoid the US blockade of the straits.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

It is stupidity in the part of the IRGC. to allow its proxyHouthis , to threaten Pakistanis shipping. Islamabad is allowing Iranian tankers to use Pakistani coastal waters to transport and avoid the US blockade of the straits.

Some boys have got too much power of the men! They're cutting the very branches they're sitting on. Already the remnants of the missiles fired into the KSA have been found to be carrying Chinese components. I won't be surprised if the Chinese supply chain is curtailed...

 

[Watandar]

Some boys have got too much power of the men! They're cutting the very branches they're sitting on. Already the remnants of the missiles fired into the KSA have been found to be carrying Chinese components. I won't be surprised if the Chinese supply chain is curtailed...

Hmm, the Chinese believe an America stuck fighting in Europe and Mideast won't be able to bother them. So far these conflicts suit China just fine.

The enemy of my enemy is.....my friend.

 

[IceCold]

And without oil.

That is actually true, but not the way you would like, though.

 

[royalharris]

In the power struggle in the Middle East, might makes right. Outside countries only need to watch quietly to see what the final outcome of the Middle East will be

 

[ziaulislam]

From Gemini:

Geographically and technically, no, the Houthis do not possess operational ballistic missiles or long-range strike assets capable of reaching Pakistan.
Here is a breakdown of why:

1. Distance Constraints
The distance between Yemen (where the Houthi movement is based) and Pakistan (such as Karachi or major military installations) is roughly 3,500 to 4,000 kilometers (about 2,200 to 2,500 miles) depending on the specific launch and target points.

2. Missile Capabilities
Short- and Medium-Range Missiles: The vast majority of the Houthi arsenal consists of short-range ballistic missiles, anti-ship cruise missiles, and loitering munitions (drones) designed for regional targets in Yemen, the southern Red Sea, Saudi Arabia (such as Riyadh or Abha), and parts of the United Arab Emirates. These typically have ranges spanning from a few hundred up to roughly 1,500–2,000 kilometers at most (such as variants of the Quds or Toufan/Ghods missiles).
Intercontinental Range: Reaching Pakistan would require Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) or very long-range strategic cruise missile technology, which the Houthis do not possess.

Context on Recent Tensions
While regional friction and threats have surfaced—particularly following the activation of the trilateral "Mecca Defense Pact" between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey, which led to rhetorical threats from Houthi figures directed at countries participating in operations—these threats remain political posturing rather than a feasible military capability against mainland South Asia.

They don't need to, all they need to tell is extremist to get started..we have enough sleeper cells loyal to iran

 

[El Sidd]

The rich elites should strike deal with Houtsis and pay them 10 percent Khumms. Rest 97 percent of the masses should wish that they'd become lucky and die with the first volley.

May God of the rich protect the rich.
Poor people should dietify rich people.

 

[RescueRanger]

In the power struggle in the Middle East, might makes right. Outside countries only need to watch quietly to see what the final outcome of the Middle East will be

Pakistan is not outside the sphere of Middle East influence and this is what some on PDF will never understand.