Breaking News: Yemen's Houthis strike Saudi Arabia's Abha airport with missiles and drones in a sharp escalation
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Only in your dreams and the dreams of your Zionist masters, LOL!!!
Hassan Al-Somal
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Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesman:
The Air Force targets elements and vehicles of the Houthi militia in the "Kill Box" in the Dhu Bab and Al-Mukha areas.
The Air Force targets elements and vehicles of the Houthi militia in the "Kill Box" in the Dhu Bab and Al-Mukha areas.
Hassan Al-Somal
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Official Spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces:
The Air Forces destroy equipment, gatherings, and elements of the terrorist Houthi militia using the killing box in the Dhobab and Al-Makha regions.
The Air Forces destroy equipment, gatherings, and elements of the terrorist Houthi militia using the killing box in the Dhobab and Al-Makha regions.
Hassan Al-Somal
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Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson:
The Yemeni Air Force targets Houthi militia elements and vehicles in the Killing Box.
The Yemeni Air Force targets Houthi militia elements and vehicles in the Killing Box.
Hassan Al-Somal
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I was quoted by
@CNN
:
"Backed by the Saudi-led coalition, the Yemeni government’s military campaign against the Houthis is already underway, and I expect it to intensify substantially in the coming days, or even hours,” Salman Al-Ansari, a Saudi geopolitical analyst, told CNN, adding that “we may also see major surprises on multiple fronts."
"However, the Saudis will not launch an all-out war “without firm, sustained, and unequivocal international support,” Al-Ansari said."
"The international community had “made a serious mistake by failing to heed Saudi and Yemeni government past warnings” about the Houthis, he added. “Riyadh now expects the international community to correct course and fully support the liberation of Yemen from this malign militia.”
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@CNN
:
"Backed by the Saudi-led coalition, the Yemeni government’s military campaign against the Houthis is already underway, and I expect it to intensify substantially in the coming days, or even hours,” Salman Al-Ansari, a Saudi geopolitical analyst, told CNN, adding that “we may also see major surprises on multiple fronts."
"However, the Saudis will not launch an all-out war “without firm, sustained, and unequivocal international support,” Al-Ansari said."
"The international community had “made a serious mistake by failing to heed Saudi and Yemeni government past warnings” about the Houthis, he added. “Riyadh now expects the international community to correct course and fully support the liberation of Yemen from this malign militia.”
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Hassan Al-Somal
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The double faces of the Zionist Emiratis are getting exposed.
Information obtained by Sheba Intelligence reveals that Houthi security officials held an undisclosed meeting with Emirati intelligence officers in Abu Dhabi on Thursday, August 20.
According to a source familiar with the meeting, the Emirati side offered to bring the Houthis into a new regional framework and provide them with various forms of support in return for breaking ties with Iran and coordinating with the Southern Transitional Council over Yemen’s future governance and political and security arrangements.
The Emirati officers told the Houthi representatives that Iran was “finished,” reflecting their assessment that Tehran could no longer provide the group with its previous level of support and protection. They said Abu Dhabi was prepared to help the Houthis transition into alternative regional arrangements.
The Houthis neither accepted nor rejected the proposal during the meeting. They told the Emirati side that they would study the offer before providing a response.
The meeting was preceded by successive releases of Yemeni detainees held in the UAE. Local reports said one group arrived at Aden Airport on August 15 after being released from Al Wathba Prison. A second group was released from Al Wathba and Al Razeen prisons on August 18.
The source said the released detainees included businessmen and individuals linked to Houthi financial interests. The releases were intended as a gesture of goodwill to prepare the ground for the meeting and build confidence with the group.
Sheba Intelligence could not independently verify the nature of all the publicly identified detainees’ alleged links to Houthi financial networks.
It also remains unclear whether the meeting was connected to tensions between Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, formed part of a broader regional response to the Mecca Alliance, or represented a coordinated initiative involving the Abu Dhabi, Washington and Riyadh to distance the Houthis from Iran and incorporate them into alternative regional arrangements.
www.shebaintelligence.uk
UAE Offers to Bring Houthis into a New Regional Framework in Return for Breaking with Iran
Houthi security officials told Emirati intelligence officers in Abu Dhabi that they would consider the offer, which also calls for coordination with the Southern Transitional Council
Information obtained by Sheba Intelligence reveals that Houthi security officials held an undisclosed meeting with Emirati intelligence officers in Abu Dhabi on Thursday, August 20.
According to a source familiar with the meeting, the Emirati side offered to bring the Houthis into a new regional framework and provide them with various forms of support in return for breaking ties with Iran and coordinating with the Southern Transitional Council over Yemen’s future governance and political and security arrangements.
The Emirati officers told the Houthi representatives that Iran was “finished,” reflecting their assessment that Tehran could no longer provide the group with its previous level of support and protection. They said Abu Dhabi was prepared to help the Houthis transition into alternative regional arrangements.
The Houthis neither accepted nor rejected the proposal during the meeting. They told the Emirati side that they would study the offer before providing a response.
The meeting was preceded by successive releases of Yemeni detainees held in the UAE. Local reports said one group arrived at Aden Airport on August 15 after being released from Al Wathba Prison. A second group was released from Al Wathba and Al Razeen prisons on August 18.
The source said the released detainees included businessmen and individuals linked to Houthi financial interests. The releases were intended as a gesture of goodwill to prepare the ground for the meeting and build confidence with the group.
Sheba Intelligence could not independently verify the nature of all the publicly identified detainees’ alleged links to Houthi financial networks.
It also remains unclear whether the meeting was connected to tensions between Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, formed part of a broader regional response to the Mecca Alliance, or represented a coordinated initiative involving the Abu Dhabi, Washington and Riyadh to distance the Houthis from Iran and incorporate them into alternative regional arrangements.
UAE Offers to Bring Houthis into a New Regional Framework in Return for Breaking with Iran
Houthi security officials told Emirati intelligence officers in Abu Dhabi that they would consider the offer, which also calls for coordination with the
www.shebaintelligence.uk
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