Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[battalion25]

Saudis bombed Sana'a first. Sana'a and Yemenis are used to war. Last time Yemenis started attack Riyadh, the Saudis agreed a ceasefire to protect Vision 2030. Time will tell.

Last time they begged for the lifting of the blockade due to starvation. They aren´t use to what they are about to face.

Saudis were forced to accept the ceasefire by joe Bidan. He is nowhere to be found and probably death now who knows. This is a different era and Saudi arabia has all the support and the yemen forces have all the support to do whatever they want in Yemen now

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

great video on, evolving Pak. POV on the Yemen situation

insistence should be on ceasefire and relief, support and growth of Yemen. Blockades of all kinds should be lifted.

Provide poor Yemenis some room to breathe, OTOH, Yemen should respect KSA.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Both videos are clearly Ai generated. Please do verify the facts before sharing such videos

Hence why I am not in support of Twitter as the "sole source".

 

[Persian Gulf]

reading the replies to this post is quite shocking. huge number of Saudis living in a parallel universe attacking him and threatening him for posting this image.

 

[Mr X]

Saudis bombed Sana'a first. Sana'a and Yemenis are used to war. Last time Yemenis started attack Riyadh, the Saudis agreed a ceasefire to protect Vision 2030. Time will tell.

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently. The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind, as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

And I know you don’t agree with me in this matter, I am just giving my opinion on it

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently. The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind, as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

And I know you don’t agree with me in this matter, I am just giving my opinion on it

the way I see it, a Houthi trade for precision and guidance, weighs more heavily than any leverage in the region.


goes beyond that, goes to show, only 100% death on Houthi side, can de-leverage this deadlock!

that will be a costly trade, which, Houthis are actually happy to make!

and why not, if my children die of hunger and thrist, I would make the same trade!

I think, thats how world works

 

[Persian Gulf]

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently. The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind, as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

And I know you don’t agree with me in this matter, I am just giving my opinion on it

Ultimately, Ansarallah are Yemeni. They are fighting with other Yemenis in a war that goes back decades, before the now failed reunification of 1990.

The only external actor that is directly bombing Yemen is Saudi Arabia.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently.

Appearances can be deceiving. The satellite data is most likely coming through commercial sources... Chinese and Iranian.... Just like the precision of Iran's own precision systems... the satellite nav systems and chips have both Russian glonass and Chinese Beidou along with GPS...

Yemen was initially getting North Korean Scuds during Ali Abdullah Saleh's reign... he later defected to Houthis after Saudis tried to overthrow him... along with his military and of course missiles. His son later turned some missiles over to Hadi or Saudi proxy government. Yemen probably now gets components from China, North Korea and Iran... since they have the blueprint and experience.

The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind,

UAE was helping projects under Saudi proxy government in ports and installations. Zionist port

https://www.timesofisrael.com/debt-ridden-eilat-port-hurt-by-houthi-blockade-seeks-aid-to-help-it-stay-afloat/amp/

Was shut down because of Houthi blockade and they have since recognized Somaliland another place where Emirates has a port. Emirates also built facilities in Mocha port which has transitioned to Houthi control.

as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Iran has interest in raising oil prices, true... however, Houthis have a more immediate demand from Saudis... lift the blockade!
Remember this flareup started because Houthis attempted landing in Sana'a, an airport under Saudi blockade. Which was bombed and in response Houthis decided to turn up the temperature.
It can be resolved should Saudis relent...

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

You probably have no idea what Saudis have done in Yemen. It has been a humanitarian crisis because of them... people talk about Gaza... this is Saudi created Gaza.

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

A plurality of Yemeni population lives under their controlled area and they have openly come out on streets in their millions to support the Houthi led government.

 

[PakistanLVR]

IMO I think the Iranians are putting pressure on the biggest Zio supporters Saudis and by taking their oil off the market, it puts a huge dent in the world's economy and the petrol-dollar empire. I won't shed a tear. MBS gifted the cloth from the Kaaba to Epstein who used it as a carpet for this dogs right? Jared Kushner spend a night with MBS few years ago discussing ways to connect Israel with Saudis. Invested $2bn of Saudis own Soverign Wealth Funds into the Kushner company.

Jared Kushner defends controversial $2bn Saudi investment

Donald Trump's son-in-law and ex-advisor also says he is not interested in a possible White House return.

www.bbc.com

The Houthis didn't touch Mecca, but the usual mouthpieces are out in force claiming it was targeted in order to rile up the Sunnis against Iran. This makes me very angry. Like the good ole Uncle Toms in the greater Islamic world, they come out in force demanding action against the dirt poor Yemenis who converted to Islam in masses when the dear Prophet (PBUH) sent Imam Ali (a.s.).

The amount of anti-Iran talking points coming out of these bots and zio supports all mirror each other. Before they used to attack the Shias as rafidis and other derog terms, but that stopped when the rest of the Islamic world saw that it was only the Shias and their aligned non Shias entities were speaking up and trying to assist the Sunni Palestians so that disinformation doesn't work anymore, now its Persian empire or Persia vs Arab which I have no fkn clue why Pakistanis are acting more catholic than the pope here because of a few dollars or $1bn loans here and there. I recently went on an Umra and what I saw disgusted me. The Islamic spirit is dead in much of the Islamic world. Going to Umra or Hajj is a flex, they have destroyed what actual Islam was by sheer consumerism. Its on its way to become another Christianity.

Everyone is predicting round 3 in October between Iran and the US/Israel. I for one would love to see the the nefarious influence of Saudis on Pakistan end. Keep your fkn jobs and $1bn loans. Its a welfare system designed to keep a powerful 250mn nation down and suppressed. The leader of the Sunni "Ummah" but can't even lift a finger to stop a genocide right on its doorstep in Gaza, and goes begging for protection to the Non-Muslims. Just surprised it hasn't asked the Hindus yet but I'm sure that's coming too.

 

[The SC]

Sana'a operation

According to open sources, special forces, elements inside the capital, surveillance and targeting drones, and possibly fighter jets participated in the operation.

The target of this operation is a site in the heart of Sana'a, which some sources indicate is an operations center. According to sources, the operation achieved its objectives.

Expect, if the operation was carried out according to the available information, it is related to a previous operation, and we may hear news about this operation in the coming days.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Dear respected globally fetched brand name, ambassador of the oppressed, leader of the truthful, my lord @The SC


dont forget to answer my post!

 

[El Sidd]

A mix of decapitation strike on hardcore factions within the Houthis and a sustained DoO presents a shrewd tactics to begin with.

 

[The SC]

Dear respected globally fetched brand name, ambassador of the oppressed, leader of the truthful, my lord @The SC


dont forget to answer my post!

Send the link..

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Send the link..

here, here sire!

Thread 'Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation'

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