Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[battalion25]

There’s nothing Mecca Pact can actually do to help. if the Saudi military army does not show commitment. Saudis will lose this war!

No Mecca pact is needed here whatsoever. I believe the war has only started for real now. This will test them and purify them.. Now there is mobilization like never before so that itself is great..

The Houthis will experience a sense of false security and euphoria which is good..

The houthi diverting tactics worked. The Houthis smartly gave up on Bab Al-Mandab, Kahbub and Dhubab because they coould not fight the giants head on instead they went to an area where the battle was not focussed on and put in alot of cannon fodders into them as I already said the purpose was to protect Hoeidadah without fighting the giants head-on and it worked for the time being which they even got rewarded for but once they are again defeated by the giants in this new front and they lose more manpower then what again? The Houthis know for a fact they can´t match the giants head-on but in this regard they used a brillant diverting tactics but eventually you gotta take it from the giants if they have any hope of winning this conflict instead of using diverting tactics all the way it won´t be useful and will eventually run out.. This is the last card of such move..

 

[battalion25]

Repositioning…

Whether the decision was made by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Commander Abu Zar’a, Presidential Leadership Council Chairman al-Alimi, or whoever else made it, I swear to God it is one hundred percent the right and responsible decision. The days ahead will prove that what we are saying is true.

We have complete confidence in our leadership and stand with it in every decision it makes. There is no room for doubt or for stirring up divisions among us; confidence in our unity and leadership is the foundation of the next phase.

 

[BHAN85]

Here they come again...

https://english.alarabiya.net/News/saudi-arabia/2026/11/15/saudiled-coalition-intercepts-three-drones-in-mecca-and-medina-regions

Main news in Al Arabiya (KSA press) right now.

Imagine the huge provocation that it would be if someday some little group among Houthi (that could be Western/zio foreign controlled) achieves a successful attack against Mecca and/or Medina.

1.8 billion Muslim people would hate Houthi/Iran instantly.

I wouldnt trust so much in Western technology to stop those attacks, it could have a electronic glitch in the right to allow the attack. The typical USA backstabber twisted behavior.

 

[Shags202]

Hahaha. I knew you was gonna call me out.. But hey do not count your eggs before they are hatched or over-celebrate this tactical repositioning. This is to the end.. Prepare yourself I will call you out inshaallah by Ramadan. I stand by my conviction and words

but your words and posts have mostly been proven to be false you can have conviction that this war will turn in the favor of Saudi Arabia and its allies that’s all I’m going to say in one ear out the other

 

[battalion25]

but your words and posts have mostly been proven to be false you can have conviction that this war will turn in the favor of Saudi Arabia and its allies that’s all I’m going to say in one ear out the other

Everything will be clear by my dateline and nothing i posted was ever wrong nor my conviction besides do not count your eggs before they are hatched. We are not even at half time.

 

[The SC]

From Riyadh .. The contours of the coming battle and its victories are taking shape

In the Saudi capital, Riyadh, highly important military arrangements are underway at this very moment under the direct supervision of the Arab Coalition leadership and our political and military leadership.

These arrangements go beyond coordination and are moving toward a decisive strategic decision: selecting a military figure known for competence and field experience to lead the coming battles, with all military formations and resistance forces, without exception, united under their command.

In return for this unification, there is a clear commitment to providing full military support that exceeds what was provided in previous stages—support befitting the scale and importance of the battle.

Work is also underway to establish a joint operations room to serve as the field’s strategic command center, coordinating efforts, unifying command and decision-making so that efforts are not scattered and there are no competing banners.

This is a new phase whose motto is: one command, one battle, one goal.

 

[Shags202]

Everything will be clear by my dateline and nothing i posted was ever wrong nor my conviction besides do not count your eggs before they are hatched. We are not even at half time.

6 to 10 days taiz would liberated but called you out on that and you backtracked many of your posts have been extremely wrong regarding the victories in this war I mean Houthis are now literally on the edge of Aden man just be honest who cares if your wrong I’m wrong a lot guess what I’m fine with making mistakes it’s not owning up to it is where I have an issue I teach that to my teen kids

 

[battalion25]

6 to 10 days taiz would liberated but called you out on that and you backtracked many of your posts have been extremely wrong regarding the victories in this war I mean Houthis are now literally on the edge of Aden man just be honest who cares if your wrong I’m wrong a lot guess what I’m fine with making mistakes it’s not owning up to it is where I have an issue I teach that to my teen kids

Aden lol.. that is an exaggeration battle is at lahj. time will be our judge. this is an ongoing process... whatever rocks your boat

 

[Falcon29]

Hey @Falcon29 can you translate this?

Streets are saying the southern armed forces have withdrawn from Bab Al Mandab / Lahij to Aden due to Ansarallah advances in Lahij aimed at trapping the proxy forces in that pocket

Which would substantiate everything I have been saying for the past several weeks…

@Shags202

They're reiterating their commitment to stop Houthi offensive/takeover of Yemen and are saying they've moved reinforcements to Lahj/Bab Al Mandeb areas and are taking defensive measures in and around Aden in anticipation of any Houthi offensive on it.

 

[Falcon29]

@Falcon29 how are these for reputable sources? the other clowns in this thread just post random Saudi AI generated fake news from X 24/7 claiming the entire Houthi family has been killed by Saudi airstrikes 5 times a week. Saudi twitter is full of that nonsense.

Cube is an okay source. Lots of bad sources on both sides. The news about this southern area near Bab Al Mandeb appears verified and the opposition fighters not sure if they belong to southern coalition or others are remaining there to make a stand per some reports while other reports suggest some are withdrawing.

 

[Persian Gulf]

They're reiterating their commitment to stop Houthi offensive/takeover of Yemen and are saying they've moved reinforcements to Lahj/Bab Al Mandeb areas and are taking defensive measures in and around Aden in anticipation of any Houthi offensive on it.

Adorable. That's not what they said at all. Show me where they said they moved reinforcements TO Al Lahij? They literally said the opposite, as reported by Reuters.

It's OK, you guys usually accept reality, just with a strong delay. We'll circle back.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Persian Gulf]

Following the beginning of the withdrawal of Aden forces in the southern coast, Sanaa forces took control of Dhubab Airport, Al-Suqayyah, Amnabiyah, and Al-Azaf, as well as Jabal Kahbub and Jabal Hajijah. As a result, the Bab el-Mandeb Strait (where the siege of the Ansarallah garrison was lifted) and the remaining areas in the south of Taiz Governorate were fully secured.

In addition, Ansarallah took control of the rest of the Jabal al-Khabb mountain range, including the Durad area and the Al-Halhaliyah hills, leaving only Aden forces present in the Al-Fasayah and Huwayrib hills. The withdrawal toward Aden is currently continuing along the coastal highway and is expected to be completed within the next 24 hours.

 

[Falcon29]

but your words and posts have mostly been proven to be false you can have conviction that this war will turn in the favor of Saudi Arabia and its allies that’s all I’m going to say in one ear out the other

UAE might be better at this proxy warfare thing.

Keep in mind Houthi's in 2015 actually did this and more, they were inside of Aden and then the Saudi operation they lost quite a bit of ground.

I think this time around that's more challenging because divisions between Saudis and Emirates in Yemen and the southern transition council and other opposition elements. Plus the war in the region, Saudis may find that have more to lose if they increase the heat at this time and might seek to reorganize later after conclusion of Iran war. If that happens any time soon.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Within 24 hours, an area four times the size of Bahrain was brought under control.

A humiliating defeat for Saudi Arabia and its mercenaries.