Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

Watch | A video from the day before yesterday, when the armed forces took control of the Al-Dahida mountain range in the Al-Jawf desert.

 


NYT investigation: The Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen bombed the home of a construction worker in Saada, killing 9 family members — including 5 children — and injuring 19, relatives said. Fragments of U.S.-made munitions were found at the scene.

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despicable Saudi war crime and slaughter of innocent Yemenis, including 5 children
 
Breaking | The entire Taiz theater of operations in seven hours .. From Jabal Habashi to Bab al-Mandab, and from Sabir to Al-Turbah on the Lahj border, fire on every front and the enemy is breaking

Taiz - Exclusive

First: The theater of operations in seven hours .. A comprehensive look In just seven hours, every front in Taiz flared up, without exception. Not a single front, nor a single axis, but an entire theater of operations, stretching from the north of Taiz city to its south, from its west to its east, and from the coast of Bab al-Mandab to the Lahj border. Government forces and the popular resistance are fighting on ten simultaneous axes, and the enemy is retreating in the west, massing in desperation in the south, and failing to break through into Al-Turbah.

Second: The northern axis .. Asafira and GhurabIn Asafira, north of the city, clashes broke out this afternoon, and a government announcement said an enemy infiltration attempt had been thwarted and failed. In Ghurab and around the Central Security camp, artillery fire was exchanged, and a government announcement said an enemy tank had been hit, with no advance by the enemy. In the northeast, the government position is holding firm, and counterfire is preventing any breakthrough toward the city.

Third: The northwestern axis .. Jabal Hane and Al-DababOn Jabal Hane, west of the city, a government announcement said a second enemy infiltration attempt had been thwarted, with reports of five dead among the attackers.In Al-Dabab, there is relative, cautious calm, with government forces remaining in their announced positions on Jabal Hane, in Al-Salih Gardens, and on Al-Jabal al-Aswad.This axis is the city's western shield, and it is holding for now.

Fourth: The eastern axis inside the city .. Kalaba, Al-Thawra, and Al-Tashrifat In Kalaba, Al-Thawra, and Al-Tashrifat, intermittent clashes with heavy and medium weapons, according to local and national field sources. Neighborhoods near the front lines are under enemy mortar and artillery fire, and the danger of sniping continues for civilians in Wadi Salala and the east of the city. Civilians are holding firm, and government forces are hitting back hard.

Fifth: The southern axis .. Sabir, Al-Misrakh, and Al-AqrudIn Al-Misrakh, at the Sanamat position, seven hours of government fire being used to hold the position, not a moment of assault. Government forces, according to an official statement issued by the media center of the Taiz axis, are holding their position firmly, while the enemy's failed shells fall on the villages of Al-Shaqab, Al-Aqrud, Mashra'a, and Hudnan.In Sabir al-Mawadim, Al-Sarari is ablaze under fire from government forces, with drone strikes attributed to the Taiz axis and exchanges of fire that have worn the enemy down.In Al-Aqrud, a fierce war of attrition, and enemy reinforcements are moving from the direction of Al-Damna in Khadir in desperation, with no independent confirmation that they have arrived and no field trace of them.

Sixth: The western axis .. Jabal Habashi and MaqbanahThis was the biggest field explosion in the window. According to a statement on the fighting issued by the spokesman for the Taiz axis, Colonel Abdul Basit al-Bahr, government forces advanced on the two fronts of Al-Ashruh and Al-Qawz on the outskirts of Jabal Habashi district and seized important positions: Al-Qa'ida, Taba al-Jamal, Al-Madafin, Al-Dariba, Al-Ra'i, Hub al-Uqab, Al-Asq, Al-Kuwayha, and parts of Al-Qahifa. The flashpoint now is Al-Rahba, toward Maqbanah. The distance between the two government fronts has shrunk, and Al-Urf is the last knot before they link up.If the government forces complete their link-up, the west of Taiz will enter an entirely new phase.

Seventh: The southwestern axis .. Al-Shamaytayn, Al-Wazi'iyah, Khadir, and Al-SaluIn Al-Shamaytayn, Dab' is under fire, and an enemy rocket fell near an elementary school inside a residential village, according to local and national sources. There is no confirmed toll yet, but the panic among residents is certain. In Al-Ahraz, on the outskirts of Al-Wazi'iyah, the enemy tried to take control for hours, then made a humiliating partial retreat, a pattern that exposes the enemy's inability to hold ground. In Khadir, Al-Damna is massing in desperation, part of it toward Al-Aqrud and part toward Al-Salu. This buildup will not change the equation, and the south is holding.In Al-Salu, there is cautious watchfulness, with enemy movements detected from the direction of Al-Damna, and no confirmed breakthrough so far.

Eighth: The southeastern axis .. Al-Turbah on the Lahj border In Al-Turbah, the center of Al-Shamaytayn district, the situation is under compound control: a stable center, a relatively secure road, and burning outskirts.The city center is in the hands of government forces and the security agencies, the government complex and the security directorate are in the hands of the state, and the governorate's security forces are reinforced by military units. Above the city, forces belonging to the 35th Armored Brigade are stationed in overlooking mountains, watching every movement.

 
Seems Saudi ard really struggling with the Houthis. Needing support from Egypt, Pakistan and now Syria. The video footage of the Houthis taking out Saudi backed forces is pretty impressive, also the Houthis seem to really mastered drone attacks using free fall bombs with pretty impressive accuracy. Now we know why Saudi is looking for a ceasefire, and with Saudi oil facilities being targeted they are obviously feeling the strain. (Just to note I don't support either side)


"Yemen’s Houthis (Ansar Allah) on November 6 that their forces had captured the entire Kahbub mountain range east of the Bab al-Mandab Strait following a large-scale offensive against Saudi-backed forces, releasing footage documenting the assault."

"Syria has sent dozens of military personnel to Saudi Arabia to provide military advice and training as the kingdom faces renewed attacks by the Houthis (Ansar Allah) in Yemen, Reuters reported on November 6, citing Syrian military sources and a senior United States official.

The Syrian personnel are involved in advisory and training missions aimed at improving the combat effectiveness of Saudi and Yemeni forces operating inside the kingdom, the U.S. official told Reuters.

Meanwhile, two Syrian military sources with direct knowledge of the matter said dozens of military personnel had traveled to Saudi Arabia in recent weeks. They added that the personnel’s mandate could extend beyond training and advisory work."
 
Seems Saudi ard really struggling with the Houthis. Needing support from Egypt, Pakistan and now Syria.


"Yemen’s Houthis (Ansar Allah) on November 6 that their forces had captured the entire Kahbub mountain range east of the Bab al-Mandab Strait following a large-scale offensive against Saudi-backed forces, releasing footage documenting the assault."

"Syria has sent dozens of military personnel to Saudi Arabia to provide military advice and training as the kingdom faces renewed attacks by the Houthis (Ansar Allah) in Yemen, Reuters reported on November 6, citing Syrian military sources and a senior United States official.

The Syrian personnel are involved in advisory and training missions aimed at improving the combat effectiveness of Saudi and Yemeni forces operating inside the kingdom, the U.S. official told Reuters.

Meanwhile, two Syrian military sources with direct knowledge of the matter said dozens of military personnel had traveled to Saudi Arabia in recent weeks. They added that the personnel’s mandate could extend beyond training and advisory work."

It is the opposite. The houthis are the ones suffering and struggling which is expected.

Kah storming is only being claimed by the houthis and majority of the the time they are 99% false information.

If anything this is another diverting tactics to distrupt another offensive into Makha and Hoeidadah Just like that Lahj fantasy last week because that is where the next Giants attack will be concentrated on Makha and Hoeidadah.

Houthis are done and dusted as a formidable force. They have lost to much manpower and whatever replaced it aren´t good enough they are on the retreat in every front including in Taiz... A city they besiged is advancing on them.

It is a matter of time the houthis will completely collapse on all fronts, they can´t sustain this for long term.
 
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It is the opposite. The houthis are the ones suffering and struggling which is expected.

Kah storming is only being claimed by the houthis and majority of the the time they are 99% false information.

If anything this is another diverting tactics to distrupt another offensive into Makha and Hoeidadah Just like that Lahj fantasy last week because that is where the next Giants attack will be concentrated on Makha and Hoeidadah.

Houthis are done and dusted as a formidable forcing. They have lost to much manpower and whatever replaced it aren´t good enough they are on the retreat in every front including in Taiz. A city they besiged is advancing on them.

It is a matter of time the houthis will completely collapse on all fronts, they can´t sustain this for long term.
I actually think you comment isn't true based on the fact if it were true Saudi Arabia wouldn't be asking for help from Egypt Pakistan and now Syria if the Houthis were a defeat useless force. So based on those facts alone it makes your logic illogical a winning force does not ask for support if it's already winning and especially against a force that is supposedly useless. I rest my case. As for "it's a matter of time before they collapse" this has been said before yet the Houthis are still fighting 12 years later.
 
I actually think you comment isn't true based on the fact if it were true Saudi Arabia wouldn't be asking for help from Egypt Pakistan and now Syria if the Houthis were a defeat useless force. So based on those facts alone it makes your logic illogical a winning force does not ask for support if it's already winning and especially against a force that is supposedly useless. I rest my case

Social media is so trash nowadays that people believe in everything.

Saudi Arabia is not asking anyone to actully fuking deploy inside Yemen and fight the Houthis but rather Air defense systems which has now made Houthi rockets irrelevant they are getting shout down even inside Yemen.

Saudi Arabia itself doesn´t have even 1 soldier inside Yemen..

There is alot of misinformation in this war and if you listen to these trashy posters you would actully believe that the houthis and saudis are fighting in a conventional war which is furthest from the truth.

This is a war between the Houthis vs Giants/Yemen armed forces/Islah/

The Houthis are on the recieving end... They are now on the retreat on every front agaisnt THEIR LOCAL OPPONENTS
 
Social media is so trash nowadays that people believe in everything.

Saudi Arabia is not asking anyone to actully fuking deploy inside Yemen and fight the Houthis but rather Air defense systems which has no made Houthi rockets irrelevant they are getting shout down even inside Yemen.

Saudi Arabia itself doesn´t have even 1 soldier inside Yemen..

There is alot of misinformation in this war and if you listen to these trashy posters you would actully believe that the houthis and saudis are fighting in a conventional war which is furthest from the truth.

This is a war between the Houthis vs Giants/Yemen armed forces/Islah/

The Houthis are on the recieving end...
So your making assumptions that I get my information from social media. Which is wrong but nice try. I never said Saudi has ask for countries to deploy forces into yemen. What I did say is that they are asking for support from other countries. Which is a clear sign they aren't managing the current situation on their own. It's pretty embarrassing a country with the resources of Saudi Arabia and high tech equipment it has yet it struggles against a force you deem to be useless. Missiles are still getting through despite the help Saudi Arabia are getting. The Houthis don't seem to be the walkover Saudi Arabia and the coalition thought they were going to be and the fact the war has went on for 12 years shows nobody is in a position to win the war or it would have been over years ago.
 
So your making assumptions that I get my information from social media. Which is wrong but nice try. I never said Saudi has ask for countries to deploy forces into yemen. What I did say is that they are asking for support from other countries. Which is a clear sign they aren't managing the current situation on their own. It's pretty embarrassing a country with the resources of Saudi Arabia and high tech equipment it has yet it struggles against a force you deem to be useless. Missiles are still getting through despite the help Saudi Arabia are getting. The Houthis don't seem to be the walkover Saudi Arabia and the coalition thought they were going to be and the fact the war has went on for 12 years shows nobody is in a position to win the war or it would have been over years ago.

You trying to move the goal posts here and there.. Saudi Arabia is not a fighting force in Yemen they are only carrying out air strikes with their air force nothing more.

The Saudis need to shield themselves from the rockets in order to make life continue as normal in KSA which they have now achieved.. Hardly anything gets thru except the once in a while.

Besides this war was on pause for 4 years and the Houthis are a populist uprising like elements who are well armed and they aren´t walkover heck the Americans do not even dare to go in there conventionally against the houthis. The war for liberation on Yemen in reality only started on 2026 July and the Houthis are getting hammered.

KSA has now the best Air defense systems in the world but there is no 100% bullet proof ADS in the world, humanity has not reached that level in technology all together.

The Houthis are losing this war and gonna lose this war that is all that matters for the Giants/Yemen armed forces and Islah who are the actual combatants here on the ground and they are fighting for the liberation of Yemen against the Houthi elements and so far they are winning and on the front foot.

My Assumption was also correct you do not know who is fighting who in this conflict and majority who casually just read some random X post won´t understand anything about this conflict.

Look at the thread title as well it says Yemen Civil war WHICH is the correct definition
 
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The Yemen armed forces are now storming the remaining parts of Al Hazm city tonight in Al Jawf governote.
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God willing, Saturday morning will dawn with the city of Al-Hazm, the capital of Al-Jawf Governorate, under the control of the armed forces.
 
You trying to move the goal posts here and there.. Saudi Arabia is not a fighting force in Yemen they are only carrying out air strikes with their air force nothing more.

The Saudis need to shield themselves from the rockets in order to make life continue as normal in KSA which they have now achieved.. Hardly anything gets thru except the once in a while.

Besides this war was on pause for 4 years and the Houthis are a populist uprising like elements who are well armed and they aren´t walkover heck the Americans do not even dare to go in there conventionally against the houthis. The war for liberation on Yemen in reality only started on 2026 July and the Houthis are getting hammered.

KSA has now the best Air defense systems in the world but there is no 100% bullet proof ADS in the world, humanity has not reached that level in technology all together.

The Houthis are losing this war and gonna lose this war that is all that matters for the Giants/Yemen armed forces and Islah who are the actual combatants here on the ground and they are fighting for the liberation of Yemen against the Houthi elements and so far they are winning and on the front foot.

My Assumption was also correct you do not know who is fighting who in this conflict and majority who casually just read some random X post won´t understand anything about this conflict.

Look at the thread title as well it says Yemen Civil war WHICH is the correct definition
Completely wrong. Only person changing goal posts are you. One minute your saying I quote you "Houthis are done and dusted as a formidable force. " To next minute your saying I quote you "Houthis are a populist uprising like elements who are well armed and they aren´t walkover heck the Americans do not even dare to go in there conventionally against the houthis" make your mind Mr assumption. Houthis despite what you think and assume are losing and definitely aren't as you said I quote you again "It is a matter of time the houthis will completely collapse on all fronts, they can´t sustain this for long term." Aren't going to collapse anytime soon. Oh I and clearly know who is fighting in this war. You and your assumptions is pretty poor tactic for a debate. KSA are struggling if they weren't they wouldn't be begging from Egypt Pakistan and Syria a country controlled by a terrorist that's what I call scrapping the barrel. Facts not assumptions that's what I like. You clearly like the latter. You can keep assuming but your only kidding yourself and nobody else.
 
Completely wrong. Only person changing goal posts are you. One minute your saying I quote you "Houthis are done and dusted as a formidable force. " To next minute your saying I quote you "Houthis are a populist uprising like elements who are well armed and they aren´t walkover heck the Americans do not even dare to go in there conventionally against the houthis" make your mind Mr assumption. Houthis despite what you think and assume are losing and definitely aren't as you said I quote you again "It is a matter of time the houthis will completely collapse on all fronts, they can´t sustain this for long term." Aren't going to collapse anytime soon. Oh I and clearly know who is fighting in this war. You and your assumptions is pretty poor tactic for a debate. KSA are struggling if they weren't they wouldn't be begging from Egypt Pakistan and Syria a country controlled by a terrorist that's what I call scrapping the barrel. Facts not assumptions that's what I like. You clearly like the latter. You can keep assuming but your only kidding yourself and nobody else.

Lol.. We got ourself another houthi supporter.. Is that shags another account or something.

Bro you do not have to waste time with all that mambo-jambo this is a war and someone will eventually win and become the husband of the wife.

Houthis are on the back foot put it however you like. I will definitely tag you when Sana´a is liberated and Hoeidadah..
 

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