Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

An excellent and well researched article that describes how the Houthis grew as a group, its capabilities and links with Iran and allies and its foray into East Africa.

So I may not agree about everything going on with the Houthis and for the things I do disagree about the Houthis doesn’t take away from the fact that these guys have gone from rag tag militiamen to a force that can threaten many neighboring countries(won’t name them to avoid offending people) I think the biggest difference between Houthis and southern Yemen is pretty simple it’s not only they are fiercer fighters that’s only part of it but they are 💯 percent loyal to their people we don’t hear infighting like in southern Yemen
 
Unverified till now. If the Houthis can take and hold Mokha, they will be in control of the Bab el Mandeb strait and that is quite a big deal.

 
Youssef Al-Shiraji, leader of Saudi mercenaries on the Taiz front, submits his resignation.He mentioned that the reasons are the significant losses in battles, loss of positions, lack of coordination, and what he described as "betrayal" within the forces:

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July 13, 2026: The Saud house bombs Sana'a airport to maintain the blockade on Yemen.

September 10, 2026: The Saud house loses its grip on Yemen.

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Mocha was a strategic logistical and military hub for the Saudi regime backed terrorists in Yemen with a major port and airport

Now this is all in the hands of the Yemeni armed forces and the Saudi backed terrorists have fled to Aden, effectively their last stronghold in west Yemen
 

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