Mighty_Dragon_Strike
Trusted Member
thankyou, for showing, how you see reality and how you differentiate people who dare to speak truth!
if anyone speaks up, they become indian or RAW agent!
please come out of your petty complexes!
Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation
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thankyou, for showing, how you see reality and how you differentiate people who dare to speak truth!
if anyone speaks up, they become indian or RAW agent!
please come out of your petty complexes!
hasssanali8998
SpeedLimited
lets wait tbh
dont forget what happened to the crew last time a f15 was downed
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Bratva
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Wow. Chour ki darhi mae tinka hou tou someone gets defensive like you. . Correcting spelling mistakes turned into accusations. Lagay raho LARPER bhai with your petty accusations and evasive replies.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
Trusted Member
haan sir mein chour hoon
ap ko jannat millay ge, khush ho jaein...or meri fikar mat karein
Cipher212
Registered Member
You don't think these Europeans in NATO weren't raping and killing each other non-stop for thousands of years before they calmed down and started living together with open borders?
When the time for a serious Islamic coalition ever comes. A lot of ugly hatchets will have to be buried. Many crimes will have to go unanswered. Otherwise it'll be a cycle of retribution which we see right now.
Bratva
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So Defenders of GAZA are meeting the daddy of Saudi/Wahhabis i.e USA and assuring them that their ships and that of Great Satan Israel would be save. Only big bad Saudis would not be spared. I guess I should start cheering for Houthis too.
September 16, 20262:04 PM GMT+3Updated 4 hours ago
An Iran-aligned Houthi fighter fires from a vehicle in a screengrab from a video said to show Houthi fighters attacking Saudi-backed forces in the location given by the source as al Jawf governorate, Yemen, in this screengrab taken from a video released by Houthi Military Media on September 15, 2026. HOUTHI MILITARY MEDIA/Handout... Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab Read more
The meeting, which has not been made public, was held at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, three of the sources said on the condition of anonymity. Two sources said that Oman's government, a longtime regional mediator, helped organise the meeting.
The Reuters Iran Briefing newsletter keeps you informed with the latest developments and analysis of the Iran war. Sign up here.
The Trump administration designated the Houthis a "foreign terrorist organization" in March 2025, opens new tab, criminalising support for the group. But Washington has negotiated with them since, reaching a ceasefire in May last year after bombing the group for two months to halt a campaign of attacks on Red Sea shipping.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the Houthis had phoned his administration asking the United States to keep out of the Yemen war. Vice President JD Vance said on Monday the United States was in direct contact with the group, without giving details.
In the meeting, which one source said took place on Sunday, the Houthis told U.S. officials that they had no intention of attacking American vessels and that they were committed to the 2025 ceasefire with the U.S., two sources said.
One of the sources, a Yemeni, said the militia group also said they would not attack Israeli ships or any commercial vessels, except those belonging to Saudi Arabia.
According to two of the sources, the U.S. side was represented by embassy personnel.
One of those sources said the Houthi delegation included a senior official based in Muscat who is under U.S. sanctions, Mohammad Abdulsalam. Another source confirmed Abdulsalam's presence along with that of another senior Houthi official, Abdelmalik al-Ajiri.
Asked whether the U.S. had met with the Houthis in Oman, a State Department spokesperson did not confirm the meeting, but said safeguarding freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and preventing the export of terrorism from the Middle East were core U.S. interests.
Oman's embassy in the U.S. and senior Houthi official Abdulsalam did not respond to a request for comment.
The Houthis last week seized effective control of Yemen's entire Red Sea coastline, including the historic port of Mocha, and Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb, or "Gate of Tears" strait, at the sea's mouth.
The Houthis, who seized Yemen's capital in 2014, have fought against a Saudi-led coalition for more than a decade. The war had quietened under a ceasefire in recent years, but fighting resumed in July when the Houthis declared a blockade on Saudi shipping in the Red Sea in response to a Saudi blockade of Yemeni ports.
Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump last week seeking U.S. military support amid the dramatic Houthi advances. Reuters has reported that Washington told Riyadh it would not get directly involved.
Reporting by Timour Azhari in Riyadh, Alexander Cornwell in Tel Aviv and Gram Slattery in Washington; Additional reporting by Simon Lewis in Washington; Writing by Alexander Cornwell; Editing by Andrew Mills and Peter Graff
Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
US officials met Iran-backed Houthis in Oman over the weekend, sources say
By Timour Azhari, Alexander Cornwell and Gram SlatterySeptember 16, 20262:04 PM GMT+3Updated 4 hours ago
An Iran-aligned Houthi fighter fires from a vehicle in a screengrab from a video said to show Houthi fighters attacking Saudi-backed forces in the location given by the source as al Jawf governorate, Yemen, in this screengrab taken from a video released by Houthi Military Media on September 15, 2026. HOUTHI MILITARY MEDIA/Handout... Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab Read more
- Summary
- Houthis told US officials they had no intention of attacking American vessels, two sources said
- Meeting was held at US Embassy in Muscat and helped by Oman, sources said
- Senior Houthi officials Mohammad Abdulsalam and Abdelmalik al-Ajri attended, sources said
The meeting, which has not been made public, was held at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, three of the sources said on the condition of anonymity. Two sources said that Oman's government, a longtime regional mediator, helped organise the meeting.
The Reuters Iran Briefing newsletter keeps you informed with the latest developments and analysis of the Iran war. Sign up here.
The Trump administration designated the Houthis a "foreign terrorist organization" in March 2025, opens new tab, criminalising support for the group. But Washington has negotiated with them since, reaching a ceasefire in May last year after bombing the group for two months to halt a campaign of attacks on Red Sea shipping.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the Houthis had phoned his administration asking the United States to keep out of the Yemen war. Vice President JD Vance said on Monday the United States was in direct contact with the group, without giving details.
In the meeting, which one source said took place on Sunday, the Houthis told U.S. officials that they had no intention of attacking American vessels and that they were committed to the 2025 ceasefire with the U.S., two sources said.
One of the sources, a Yemeni, said the militia group also said they would not attack Israeli ships or any commercial vessels, except those belonging to Saudi Arabia.
According to two of the sources, the U.S. side was represented by embassy personnel.
One of those sources said the Houthi delegation included a senior official based in Muscat who is under U.S. sanctions, Mohammad Abdulsalam. Another source confirmed Abdulsalam's presence along with that of another senior Houthi official, Abdelmalik al-Ajiri.
Asked whether the U.S. had met with the Houthis in Oman, a State Department spokesperson did not confirm the meeting, but said safeguarding freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and preventing the export of terrorism from the Middle East were core U.S. interests.
Oman's embassy in the U.S. and senior Houthi official Abdulsalam did not respond to a request for comment.
The Houthis last week seized effective control of Yemen's entire Red Sea coastline, including the historic port of Mocha, and Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb, or "Gate of Tears" strait, at the sea's mouth.
The Houthis, who seized Yemen's capital in 2014, have fought against a Saudi-led coalition for more than a decade. The war had quietened under a ceasefire in recent years, but fighting resumed in July when the Houthis declared a blockade on Saudi shipping in the Red Sea in response to a Saudi blockade of Yemeni ports.
Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump last week seeking U.S. military support amid the dramatic Houthi advances. Reuters has reported that Washington told Riyadh it would not get directly involved.
Reporting by Timour Azhari in Riyadh, Alexander Cornwell in Tel Aviv and Gram Slattery in Washington; Additional reporting by Simon Lewis in Washington; Writing by Alexander Cornwell; Editing by Andrew Mills and Peter Graff
Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Cipher212
Registered Member
So Defenders of GAZA are meeting the daddy of Saudi/Wahhabis i.e USA and assuring them that their ships and that of Great Satan Israel would be save. Only big bad Saudis would not be spared. I guess I should start cheering for Houthis too.
US officials met Iran-backed Houthis in Oman over the weekend, sources say
By Timour Azhari, Alexander Cornwell and Gram Slattery
September 16, 20262:04 PM GMT+3Updated 4 hours ago
An Iran-aligned Houthi fighter fires from a vehicle in a screengrab from a video said to show Houthi fighters attacking Saudi-backed forces in the location given by the source as al Jawf governorate, Yemen, in this screengrab taken from a video released by Houthi Military Media on September 15, 2026. HOUTHI MILITARY MEDIA/Handout... Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab Read more
Sept 15 (Reuters) - U.S. officials met representatives of Yemen's Houthis in Oman over the weekend, five sources familiar with the matter said, days after the Iran-backed militia seized a strategic stretch of the Red Sea coast in a sweeping offensive that routed Saudi-backed forces.
- Summary
- Houthis told US officials they had no intention of attacking American vessels, two sources said
- Meeting was held at US Embassy in Muscat and helped by Oman, sources said
- Senior Houthi officials Mohammad Abdulsalam and Abdelmalik al-Ajri attended, sources said
The meeting, which has not been made public, was held at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, three of the sources said on the condition of anonymity. Two sources said that Oman's government, a longtime regional mediator, helped organise the meeting.
The Reuters Iran Briefing newsletter keeps you informed with the latest developments and analysis of the Iran war. Sign up here.
The Trump administration designated the Houthis a "foreign terrorist organization" in March 2025, opens new tab, criminalising support for the group. But Washington has negotiated with them since, reaching a ceasefire in May last year after bombing the group for two months to halt a campaign of attacks on Red Sea shipping.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the Houthis had phoned his administration asking the United States to keep out of the Yemen war. Vice President JD Vance said on Monday the United States was in direct contact with the group, without giving details.
In the meeting, which one source said took place on Sunday, the Houthis told U.S. officials that they had no intention of attacking American vessels and that they were committed to the 2025 ceasefire with the U.S., two sources said.
One of the sources, a Yemeni, said the militia group also said they would not attack Israeli ships or any commercial vessels, except those belonging to Saudi Arabia.
According to two of the sources, the U.S. side was represented by embassy personnel.
One of those sources said the Houthi delegation included a senior official based in Muscat who is under U.S. sanctions, Mohammad Abdulsalam. Another source confirmed Abdulsalam's presence along with that of another senior Houthi official, Abdelmalik al-Ajiri.
Asked whether the U.S. had met with the Houthis in Oman, a State Department spokesperson did not confirm the meeting, but said safeguarding freedom of navigation in the Red Sea and preventing the export of terrorism from the Middle East were core U.S. interests.
Oman's embassy in the U.S. and senior Houthi official Abdulsalam did not respond to a request for comment.
The Houthis last week seized effective control of Yemen's entire Red Sea coastline, including the historic port of Mocha, and Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb, or "Gate of Tears" strait, at the sea's mouth.
The Houthis, who seized Yemen's capital in 2014, have fought against a Saudi-led coalition for more than a decade. The war had quietened under a ceasefire in recent years, but fighting resumed in July when the Houthis declared a blockade on Saudi shipping in the Red Sea in response to a Saudi blockade of Yemeni ports.
Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump last week seeking U.S. military support amid the dramatic Houthi advances. Reuters has reported that Washington told Riyadh it would not get directly involved.
Reporting by Timour Azhari in Riyadh, Alexander Cornwell in Tel Aviv and Gram Slattery in Washington; Additional reporting by Simon Lewis in Washington; Writing by Alexander Cornwell; Editing by Andrew Mills and Peter Graff
Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Attacking US at this point will be death knell for Houthis who have their hands full with Saudi and UAE backed groups in Yemen + conflict with Saudi
Then Salman may get the assistance he wants from Trump as well.
Bratva
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Spoken too soon brother. Ansarullah has assured the sugar daddies Zio and USA that they will not harm them. You have to try some new logic to defend Houthis.
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Bratva
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Sir respectfully this is some pro level of mental gymnastics to justify Houthis latest act. Just for the sake of argument, we all know the US overall situation Both Airforce and Navy running low on ammo, supplies and are completely focused on Iran. Houthis are constantly attacking Saudi but can't fend off weaker USA? They allegedly shot down F-15 today. We all are adults here. Bring some sensible argument to defend Houthi assuring USA and Israel that Houthis wont harm them.
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
Trusted Member
great post!
only masters get to decide what and when they want to decide
stringed dolls are just that!
importantly, stringed dolls cannot become masters
030292
Registered Member
Daddy america has made a deal with houthies, are saudi's gonna cry now? Trillions of dollars saudi investment in american economy only used to serve israeli interests, other nations be damned, thats the american thinking when push comes to shove, what did saudies expect? these american snakes regularly walk over their own constituents to serve israel, saudies are nothing more than a minor collateral damage for them.
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