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Ansarallah announce martyrdom of commander Gen. Firaq al-Assar, assassinated near the Bab al Mandeb
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it's not us or Muslims against each other. Trump, zionia and Brits are using their proxy Ale-Saud to prevent rise of independent Yemen and losing control of Bab-Al-Mandab.This is tragic. How much more Muslim blood is going to be spilled ? I'm not even there but if I was there I'd be crying seeing Muslims young men one after another dying for elites + Trump admin/Israel pitting us against each other
Houthis don't have the luxury of facing an enemy that is incapable of conventional war. It's true that Yemeni terrain favors Houthis in waging asymmetrical warfare. However, their crucial military infrastructure and concentration points will not be able to take a sustained pounding by artillery and rocket force for long. In addition, in contrast to interceptor missiles, artillery shells and rockets are much cheaper and there is no dearth of these resources. Houthis can of course opt to disperse and disappear into mountains, but they will either have to flee their cities and centers or get eliminated. Occupying a small island on Bab Al-Mandab may be easy but sustaining that occupation without air superiority will be bloody, devastating, and futile effort for them.Modern warfare is not confined to firing missiles and drones or heavy bombing with fighter jets. It’s much more than that. Achieving dominance in other domains, in fact, plays much more crucial role in the battlefield. Iranians have not faced the actual war just because Iran's opponents (i.e. US and Israel) could not afford to launch a full-scale war against Iranian forces, primarily because they were unwilling to take obvious risks involved in the actual ground war. Despite heavy aerial bombing by US and Israel and vast destruction, Iranians could not be forced to give in. That provided Iranians with an opportunity for claiming a 'victory' over their enemies and thumping their chest. This was not even a full-scale war; rather it can be regarded as a shallow war.
During a typical conventional war, ground forces try rapidly moving their tanks, artillery, and other weapons to outmaneuver the enemy and use these weapons for devastating effect. However, one of the most crucial aspects in a conventional war is to draw the war plans, test, refine, and practice these plans in the peace time and best use them during the war. An military commander able to outmaneuver the enemy can easily offset enemy's quantitative and, to an extent, qualitative superiority on the battlefield. Iranians have not faced such a challenge in their war with the US and Israel. However, if the performance of Iranian IRGC in Syria can be used as a yardstick, one can easily say that Iranians suck at the conventional military skills.
The Houthis reported destroying what they called "criminal tempts" in the capital, Sana'a, carried out by the Saudi enemy under the guidance of Daesh (ISIS).
Ansar Allah (Houthi) supporters launched the largest wave of missile and drone attacks to date, targeting various areas across Saudi Arabia. Military bases and oil facilities are currently being targeted across several regions in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi civil defense issued alerts for Jeddah, Abha, Al Ula, Jizan, Yanbu, Khamis Mushait, Taif and, for the first time, for the Farasan Islands.
The video below shows a map illustrating the latest developments on the battlefronts in western Yemen... The color green indicates the advance of forces from Sana'a.
This war goes back to 1934 , I doubt this war will end ever. Until Saudi return Yemeni land. Also Saudi fighting this war since 2015 on Yemeni land. Killing these people and starving them. For short time this war will end, if Saudi stop the decades old air and sea blockade, let them live. But , Saudi don t understand...that's what Pakistan and Turkey explaining them...stop the blockade and let them elect there own PM to negotiate peace plan.....Houthis don't have the luxury of facing an enemy that is incapable of conventional war. It's true that Yemeni terrain favors Houthis in waging asymmetrical warfare. However, their crucial military infrastructure and concentration points will not be able to take a sustained pounding by artillery and rocket force for long. In addition, in contrast to interceptor missiles, artillery shells and rockets are much cheaper and there is no dearth of these resources. Houthis can of course opt to disperse and disappear into mountains, but they will either have to flee their cities and centers or get eliminated. Occupying a small island on Bab Al-Mandab may be easy but sustaining that occupation without air superiority will be bloody, devastating, and futile effort for them.