Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Persian Gulf]

Everyone in the ummah should celebrate this; Saudis have been using oil money to spread sectarian rifts and terrorism across the globe.

With such lethal hits, Saudis will stop funding radical ideologies, especially in Pakistan where they fund close to 10K radical seminaries.

 

[Persian Gulf]

I doubt Saudis wish to repeat such scenes. Now they cannot even hire mercenaries from Sudan to defend them.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Lots of discussions in the background to ensure the liberation of Marib is as bloodless as possible. But it is coming.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Something notable is how well Ansarallah treats captured Saudi mercenaries / proxy forces.

The Saudi proxy forces do not extend the same grace to the Yemeni fighters they capture.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Mocha and the liberated areas on the south west coast of Yemen are ~1000km+ from most major Saudi air bases (other than Khalid air base)



Ansarallah are already heavily targeting the Khalid air base because they know that is by far the closest air base to Yemen

Daily drone attacks against that base will make it unsafe and Saudis will be forced to operate from bases much further from Yemen, depressing sortie rates

 

[Persian Gulf]

A senior official in the Saudi backed Yemen regime told The Atlantic, commenting on the Ansarallah advance:

Our bullshit activists were putting out fake news about victories, while the Houthis were working in silence.

I think we saw one of these bullshit activists here recently.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[retaxis]

Something notable is how well Ansarallah treats captured Saudi mercenaries / proxy forces.

The Saudi proxy forces do not extend the same grace to the Yemeni fighters they capture.

Only thing mercenaries require is a bullet to the back of the head. They get paid to loot, plunder and kill when they have the upperhand and run like cowards when things look a little tense.

 

[retaxis]

I watched an episode recently i think it was lt colonel davies and another colonel. They said when they were training saudis and yemenis, the northern yemenis were scattered and disunited and could never fight worth shit. Meanwhile the Southern yemenis in the west were far more united and better resilient fighters than saudis or northern yemenis.

 

[Bratva]

Proxy war is getting interesting. Someone is taking advantage of Houthi's fiasco and attacking Saudi oil infra from Iraq. Houthi's as it seems only targeting Saudi military infra for now?

Both Israel/Iran operates from Iraq. Lets see how they figure out who did it. Last time 4 IRGC advisors were killed in retaliation. The damage is more extensive this time. Would Saudia activate/funds Kurds to attack deep inside Iran if Saudia assess it was Iran ? that would certainly help Trump in breaking the deadlock he is stuck in, in strait of Hormuz. Every side is trying to bite more than they can chew and certainly it gonna blowback on someone face.

Saudi Arabia shuts key oil pipeline after drone attack launched from Iraq

Iraq removes a military commander and opens investigations into the attack that came from an area bordering Iran.

www.bbc.com

 

[retaxis]

I watched an episode recently i think it was lt colonel davies and another colonel. They said when they were training saudis and yemenis, the northern yemenis were scattered and disunited and could never fight worth shit. Meanwhile the Southern yemenis in the west were far more united and better resilient fighters than saudis or northern yemenis.

I was referring to this video about the two colonels and their experiences in training the saudis and yemenis and what they thought about their fighting capabilities.

 

[Bratva]

The distance from where drones were launched and where it stuck is approx. 1500 KM. How the drones remain undetected when Saudi's are on high alert is something they need to workon urgently.

 

[F.O.X]

“Yemeni Armed Forces warplanes”

Why do you guys insist on this nonsense?

The Saudi backed Yemeni groups have no air force at all, yet all its propagandists insist on living in a delusional parallel universe where the Saudi air force is actually the Yemeni air force.

It is genuinely hilarious and embarrassing.

Look at the pot calling cattle black. Hilarious indeed.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Look at the pot calling cattle black. Hilarious indeed.

I know you’re mad, lol.

 

[Persian Gulf]

The distance from where drones were launched and where it stuck is approx. 1500 KM. How the drones remain undetected when Saudi's are on high alert is something they need to workon urgently.

View attachment 215208

Drones don’t drive