battalion25
Registered Member
Your views are far too extreme; you have entered the danger zone of extremism.
Of course, that is your right, and I have no authority to interfere.
Let me reiterate: I have no stance on this war. Therefore, please do not try to persuade me to support or oppose either side.
Or, you could simply ignore me—just as I have ignored so many others.
What Extremism? this is the stance of the recognized gov´t and this is what they released today in cabinet meeting. They listed the houthis as terrorist organistation which means no more ceasefire or even talks with the houthis..
There is no extremism in believing riding terrorism off a country or their capability in doing so and calling that extremism is uncalled for.. I am not here either to convince you to support one or the other side I couldn´t careless
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The Cabinet has approved a draft law regarding the classification of the Houthi group as a terrorist organization, the criminalization of its activities and funding, based on the proposal submitted by the Minister of Legal Affairs, and has directed the completion of the necessary constitutional and legal procedures to ratify the law.
Yemen is experiencing a critical phase titled the restoration of sovereignty over the entire national territory and the overthrow of the Iranian-funded and managed Houthi coup.
The Council praised the victories achieved by the Southern Giants Brigade, the Homeland Shield Forces, and the Popular Resistance, with support from the Legitimacy Support Coalition, foremost among them the steady advance toward control of the Bab al-Mandab Strait following the liberation of Dhobab and strategic sites in its vicinity, and the severing of the road between Dhobab and Al-Makha.
The Prime Minister emphasized that Houthi terrorism will not alter the course of the battle, nor halt its progress, nor turn back the clock, affirming that the government is not managing a temporary defensive phase nor awaiting events, but rather leading the state's institutions in a national battle to restore its authority.
The Cabinet listened to a briefing from the Minister of Defense on field developments, readiness levels, and the necessary requirements to continue operations, and announced its full support for the operation and the mobilization of all state capabilities to support it.
The Council appreciated the support of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia—its leadership, government, and people—and the role of the Legitimacy Support Coalition in supporting the "Dawn of Yemen" operations, affirming that the two countries represent a security system and a shared destiny in confronting a cross-border threat embodied by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia, and that their security is indivisible.#فجر_اليمن







