Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

Am just going to ask you 1 simple question.
When did gulfies start hosting American bases and assets and when did Iran start involving in shia's internal affairs inside arab countries?.
They started exporting their revolution from their very beginning, it's a core part of their ideology and mentality. And I don't know when each one got a US base, and it doesn't matter either, before it was Saddam they were pissing their pants about and begged US to setup camp, and now it's Iran.
 
Egyptians as a whole don't have a problem or a dispute with Iranian people or the regime.
But you know, the dog who rules Egypt is a puppet due to the loans and the money that borrowed from the gulf states.
Iran and Egypt are two ancient civilisations, even with some shared history (albeit not positive), there is a lot of respect on both sides and no reason for us not to have good relations once Egypt can act more independently to others
 


Saudi proxies claimed they shot down a Yemeni drone, but they actually shot down a Saudi CH-4 UCAV ...
 
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Aramco's Abha Bulk Plant has sustained even more damage in recent days. almost every storage drum here has been damaged or destroyed

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Aramco's Jazan Bulk Plant also sustained new damage, a vertical oil storage tank appears to have been damaged (in red)

both sites are certainly out of operation
 
Firslty I take issue with the phrasing that those bases have been used to attack Iran and therefore this justifies Iran attacking them incessantly in response. That's false, there was no credible evidence that showed those bases were being used to attack Iran from them, at least not in the first phase before the first negotiation pause, and yet despite that Iran targeted them in response anyways. Let's make that distinction very clear, unless you can show me credible evidence otherwise.

Having said all that, you have my full blessings and support in responding to US/Zio aggression by targeting those bases in response regardless, because they are legitimate military targets that belong to the belligerent party, even if they weren't used at the time, they are still valid. I'm all for it, because I want US, any every foreign bases German, French(?) (the ones in Iraq and maybe elsewhere) to leave our region entirely and forever. We all hate them, so go ham, no issues with that.

But what is important to make very clear, and demonstrates exactly why our now numerous and compounding issues with Iran's regime has crossed a line of no return, is that when Israel bombed your energy facilities at the beginning of the war, what did Iran do? They bombed and destroyed Qatar's oil refineries in response, not Israel, the actual culprits, no, the weak and completely unconnected neighbour instead. That's the shit that starts making it very clear where Iran's real intentions, plans, designs, and maneuvering all across the region are truely focused on, and always has been, and its certainly not fucking Israel or Palestine. Hell, the one fucking country Iran refuses to attack is Isreal, the main and central culprit in this entire war, the actual instigator and direct hostile actor thats dropping the bomb, and from which all US planes fly out of to go bomb Iran, and yet they are sitting nice and pretty while Iran burns all it's neighbours down instead.

It's not even up for discussion anymore what Iran has always been really working on and real goals have always been targeted towards, Israel was just the convenient boogeyman excuse and Palestinians were the incredibly easy PR tool to exploit to fool millions across the region for years that all this meddling in everyone else's countries and affairs and expansionist power manoeuvring is all directed towards confronting and taking out Israel and to save the Palestinians, and frankly we were mostly fooled by that and believed it, it really did work for a while. But what's happening right now and what Iran's has done in the past recent years has made us finally wake up to their true designs for the region, and it has nothing to do with Israel.
No, it's a very accurate reflection of the realities that has transpired based on Iran's actions across the region, which became crystal clear exactly what they've been planning all these years recently to anyone who was fooled like myself and millions of others across the region that previously actually believed they were our friend, ally, and the champion of the Muslim masses that will finally help liberate us from oppression and injustice.

Boy was it a wakeup call for so many across the Muslim world. Quite the lifting of the veil we've been through the past decade, and this current war only makes it even clearer where their true priorities, efforts and goals are really focused on, and have always been. It sure as hell aint fighting Israel or liberating the Palestinians, that's for damn sure.
Just to P.S. your post. Iran redlines are crossed but Iranians are cheering the houthi attacks on Saudiarabia. You sum-up the mindset quite succinctly.

 
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A very one sided and hypocritical viewpoint.

Pray tell who provided Iraqi militias the long range drones to attack Saudia? and what those deceased IRGC advisors were doing in Iraq when Saudi strikes killed Iraqi militias. Or What is the buisness of Iran telling Houthis to escalate attacks on Saudis. Dont be too biased in your views that you start ignoring the facts on ground.
 
They started exporting their revolution from their very beginning, it's a core part of their ideology and mentality. And I don't know when each one got a US base, and it doesn't matter either, before it was Saddam they were pissing their pants about and begged US to setup camp, and now it's Iran.
The gulfies started collaborating with the americans since 40s and first base was established in 50s in both Saudia and Bahrain ( so the gulfies brought the American way before 1979 revolution).

Saudia also was exporting salafism especially in Egypt and now we suffer because of NOUR party in Egypt ( the salafist party that supported the coup in 2013).

So, every country will eventually export its ideology.
 
Pray tell who provided Iraqi militias the long range drones to attack Saudia? and what those deceased IRGC advisors were doing in Iraq when Saudi strikes killed Iraqi militias. Or What is the buisness of Iran telling Houthis to escalate attacks on Saudis. Dont be too biased in your views that you start ignoring the facts on ground.

Yeah, you are asking questions as if those people don’t have minds of their own, as if they are just toys that someone picked up and started controlling.

I would look at it this way: your interests didn’t stop them from using such toys.

I mean, bro, what exactly do you want? You want all the control to be in your hands, you want everyone else to have the same ideology as you, and you don’t even want them to do anything of their own free will? Come on, bro, things don’t work like that, not even in a vacuum.

starving population economically left behind for decaded, they would find a way to balance things out!

it is a natural act of balance!

you are saying providing toys, is the problem.

no toys are not the problem, mental suffocation and ones depravity caused by the other is the problem
 
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The gulfies started collaborating with the americans since 40s and first base was established in 50s in both Saudia and Bahrain ( so the gulfies brought the American way before 1979 revolution).

Saudia also was exporting salafism especially in Egypt and now we suffer because of NOUR party in Egypt ( the salafist party that supported the coup in 2013).

So, every country will eventually export its ideology.
Iran doesn't just export ideology. Stop it, your talking to a fucking Syrian, you know better.
 
What a mess.

What if the Houthis take all of Yemen like the Taliban took all of Afghanistan?

Egypt would be f....d.
 
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Aramco's Abha Bulk Plant has sustained even more damage in recent days. almost every storage drum here has been damaged or destroyed

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Aramco's Jazan Bulk Plant also sustained new damage, a vertical oil storage tank appears to have been damaged (in red)

both sites are certainly out of operation
Yemeni Armed Forces' spokesperson: During the past 48 hours, Saudi enemy aircraft conducted 129 airstrikes distributed across the provinces of Taiz, Marib, Hodeidah, Al-Jawf, Saada, Amran, and Hajjah.

These raids were carried out using F15 and Typhoon aircraft that took off from the Saudi enemy's military bases in Khamis Mushait and Taif.

These aggressions against our people will not go unpunished, God willing and by His strength.'

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we can expect more Aramco facilities and airbases to be targeted soon
 
Pray tell who provided Iraqi militias the long range drones to attack Saudia? and what those deceased IRGC advisors were doing in Iraq when Saudi strikes killed Iraqi militias. Or What is the buisness of Iran telling Houthis to escalate attacks on Saudis. Dont be too biased in your views that you start ignoring the facts on ground.
Are you aware of Iran Iraq war or the US invasion and occupation of Iraq or the Saudi meddling and proxy wars in Yemen since 2000s ?

Or are you expecting a world where US and its GCC allies go around invading and bombing and expecting no response ?

Your "facts on the ground" seem misleading.
 
Pray tell who provided Iraqi militias the long range drones to attack Saudia? and what those deceased IRGC advisors were doing in Iraq when Saudi strikes killed Iraqi militias. Or What is the buisness of Iran telling Houthis to escalate attacks on Saudis. Dont be too biased in your views that you start ignoring the facts on ground.
All praise to Allah that he gave Iranians the opportunity to arm Ansarullah, so they could defend themselves against the Epstein Al Saud regime who's blockades on Yemen caused on of the worst famines of 21st Century.

And no before anyone calls me an Iranian shill, I'm not their supporter in anyway mostly cause of their actions in Syria and being a conduit for Raw in Pakistan's Balochistan.
 

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