Breaking News: Yemen's Houthis strike Saudi Arabia's Abha airport with missiles and drones in a sharp escalation

[PakAl]

There is no steamrolling of any kind. It was a negotiated and staged surrender of UAE backed faction in Yemen. A few months ago, the UAE betrayed KSA after making an alliance with Israel. Now being a part of a new alliance of Israel and Iran, the UAE bedouins just gave away the areas controlled by their backed faction to Iranian pets, Houthis.

This is how a minnow would react after its ass is kicked from all sides, first by Saudis and then by Iranis. A minnow always has to submit to someone.

According to this map all area is overtaken by Saudi backed puppets and terrorists. The houthis are loosing territory.

Houthis will be finished soon, a Syrian like project will be implemented in Yemen, backed by Saudia, Turkey and Qatar.

 

[bafxet]

Plz explain about your idea for the alliance between Houthis and other regional powers. Which countries do you have in mind?

Plz explain about your idea for the alliance between Houthis and other regional powers. Which countries do you have in mind?

In order to achieve a broader consences this can be talked about. But besides others, it should include countries/groups in Arabian peninsula and Iran.

Before going ahead, let us consider the backdrop and why it is needed.

Firstly, Cheap drones have redefined the modern warfare. They have the ability to strick deep behind the enemy lines and can inflict heavy damage. The world doesn't have an effective answer to it so far. Given this situation countries will remain at risk despite of having world's best air defence.

Secondly, the other risk factor is range, accuracy and speed of missiles. They weren't as common in near or distant past as they now. We have seen in March that they were simply unstoppable.

Therefore for the sake of regional security it is essential to forge an alliance. Countries will have to sollow this bitter pill, for the sake of their own safety.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

Imagine what will happen if the Iran border becomes more porous. Not to mention that AJK issue is still hot. IA, there will be no issue at the LoC but RAW, like before, can cause 1-2 incidents per month.
Nonetheless, Pak should deploy some servicemen to show that SA is not alone, perhaps capturing a peak or two (not recommended). However, any invasion would be fatal.

Najran is already occuped from Yemen .. Pakistanis defended that place since early 80s.
I have visited that scenic place. it belonged to Yemen but was handed over to Saudi tribe as a reward for defeating Ottomans.

the Arabs use our ignorance and gullibility to their advantage and we mispace serving Saudi interests as service to islam.
we have lost people serving saudis and we will continue to do so...

Balochistan, KP , LoC etc are our problems.. not Saudis.. it is diwn to our leadership if it has to secure its future after retirement or the future of the country.

Hothis will stop retaliating if saudis stop bombing and lift the inhumane embargo.

Houthis cant be bullied by Turks or Pakistanis.. they have faced off the Emerati mercenaries, Americans , GCC and Israelis for over 10 years..
we really need to bring back our ego back to earth.

May Allah Bring peace
Amen

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

The conflict has already cost thousands of jobs across the middle east. With each passing day hundreds of people are being laid off with many entities holding back months of pay.

Is Yemen an Iranian territory or has Yemen a pact with Iran?

so your argument is PAk. will lose all the jobs in KSA?

have you seen Thai and philipinos work?

have you ever worked with any European, English or American?

dude, Pak. are one of the best pros around!

KSA, is one of our best friend, and, our army is there all the time 24/7

we are ready to negotiate with the Houtis, on the behalf of KSA, we are also ready to deploy forces!

how much more bending over do Pak. actually need to do to Saudis?!!

why is it only a one sided affair?!!!

 

[Goenitz]

Houthis will be finished soon, a Syrian like project will be implemented in Yemen, backed by Saudia, Turkey and Qatar.

It is the wrong way to see that. First of all, who is popular and motivated? Then, it is not about the area but about who has more productive land, human resources, and urban centres.



Remember, smaller Armenia held Azeris for a long time until their positions at the peaks became vulnerable to drones.