Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

samejjangir said:
Can you explain to me how can Zionists whose population is at most 10 million be capable of controlling 1 billion population of Europe, North America and allies? That too considering just 80 years back, a large number of jews were driven out or slaughtered from Europe, how did jews suddenly recoup from their losses and come to control everything?
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Simple. Zionists control the Financial institutions in the west.
 
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Yemeni sources:Targeting a British oil tanker that was heading to the Zionist occupation and it is burning in the Gulf of Aden now..
 
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Yemeni sources:Targeting a British oil tanker that was heading to the Zionist occupation and it is burning in the Gulf of Aden now..
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I was about to post those tankers seem robust taking missile hits but seems one has gone up in flames.
 
samejjangir said:
The reality is that it is the Catholics, evangelicals and other fanatic christians who support jews returning to Israel as part of their Armageddon-Judgement day prophecy. It is not jewish pressure but christian pressure
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It is both groups. You can research Jewish media ownership to get an idea.

It is also true, unfortunately, as some Jews lament, that many non-Jews in the West support Israel because they want the Jews to leave their country and go live somewhere else.
 
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Urgent | Military spokesman for Ansar Allah #الحوثيين : We targeted a British oil ship in Gulf of Aden with a number of missiles, and the hit was direct and led to the burning of the oil ship. #حرب_غزة
 
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Oil tanker on fire after Houthi missile attack, firm says​

An oil tanker is on fire in the Gulf of Aden, its operator says, after Houthis said they hit it with a missile.

The movement said it had targeted the Marlin Luanda on Friday evening.

Operator Trafigura told the BBC the strike caused a fire in one of the ship's cargo tanks and firefighting equipment was being used to contain it.

US officials told the BBC's US partner CBS the tanker was hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile and a naval ship was responding to its distress signal.

There were no injuries reported, the US officials said.

It is the latest attack on commercial shipping by the Houthis in and around the Red Sea.

The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said that the incident happened 60 nautical miles south-east of Aden.

The UKMTO said authorities had been informed and were responding to the latest strike, and warned other vessels to transit with caution and report any suspicious activity.

Trafigura confirmed the vessel had been struck and military ships were on their way to provide assistance.

"Firefighting equipment on board is being deployed to suppress and control the fire caused in one cargo tank on the starboard side," a Trafigura spokesperson said.
"The safety of the crew is our foremost priority. We remain in contact with the vessel and are monitoring the situation carefully."

The oil tanker is flagged with the Marshall Islands.

Houthi military spokesman Yaha Sarea said the group used "a number of appropriate naval missiles" and Friday's strike was "direct".

It follows an earlier incident on Friday in which the UKMTO reported that two missiles in the water near a vessel located south-west of Aden.

Since November, the Iran-backed Houthis have launched dozens of attacks on commercial vessels travelling through the Red Sea, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, where Israel is fighting Hamas.

The US and UK have launched air strikes on the group in response to its attacks, prompting the Houthis to warn they would increase their attacks on shipping.

The UK and US are also targeting the Iran-backed militant group with sanctions to cut of its financial resources.

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Houthis attack British-linked tanker Marlin Luanda in Gulf of Aden

The Iran-backed group says it targeted the Marlin Luanda in response to "American-British aggression".
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What is appearant is that Egypt is also losing a lot of money from reduced traffic in the Suez canal.

Or is it only the Israeli bounded ships which are targeted?
 
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Peregrine said:
What is appearant is that Egypt is also losing a lot of money from reduced traffic in the Suez canal.

Or is it only the Israeli bounded ships which are targeted?
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It is only the Israeli-bounded ships which are targeted. The UK and US did attack Yemen, so their ships are getting attacked, but the Yemen armed forces' focus has been on Israeli-bound ships. Keep in mind, Yemen's Ansarullah state if Israel stops its genocide against Gaza, they would also stop attacking ships going to Israel (Occupied Palestine).
 
Persian Gulf said:
well that's their first mistake, I thought they are supposed to be protecting shipping in the Red Sea
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Nope the mission is to impose a cost on the Houthis and eventually deter attacks on shipping. Clearly the Houthis need more convincing.
 
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Nope the mission is to impose a cost on the Houthis and eventually deter attacks on shipping. Clearly the Houthis need more convincing.
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so they are not there to protect shipping. interesting. you should tell them that, it seems to contradict their public statements
 
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