Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[AZ_HighCountry]

The capability of the Yemeni Armed Forces' #drones is not limited to daytime only..Here too are precise nighttime strikes on "vehicles and barracks" belonging to the #Houthi_militia.The soldiers operating them were trained on this in various terrains and under the harshest conditions.#Yemen

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Why would night time operations matter? FLIR cameras, etc. Program the drones with the target coordinates to be hit then press the launch button.

 

[sutton9999]

Houthi is done.

The ruggedness of Houthi barefoot soldiers will succumb to overwhelming drone warfare in a land war. It is unlikely that the Houthis can obtain sufficient supplies to resist this.

The next stage is AI robot warfare.
Resistance to Empire will be futile.

 

[_Arabia_]

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This would be the ideal solution for everyone involved. Give them autonomous rule at first but with military, economic, political etc. oversight.

Yemen has proven, time and time again, that it has no future as a strong nation state. There is a reason why the nation state (Yemen - not talking about ancient Yemen or ancient South Arabia as a whole - which was rarely ever fully unified as well for that matter) of Yemen was emerged in 1990.

The local Hadhramis would have a 1000 times better life (in every way) if they joined KSA. They are arguably closer to Najd as well than North Yemen.

If the leadership is bold in this regard, they need to make the Saudi Arabian presence in Yemen permanent and after a while propose a referendum if the Houthi terrorist cult is still around in North Yemen. Even if they are not.

90% + of all locals would vote for joining KSA without even thinking twice.

I would argue that most Yemenis would.

This would solve a lot of things as well.



After that work (long-term) to annex/unify with the remaining GCC.

If/when current regimes are gone - leadership across Arabia should work towards full unification once again. IMO, just a question of time.