Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Persian Gulf]

One rocket fired here and there will be welcomed warmly and it will be like a drop in the ocean in a big country like Saudi Arabia.

But instead Sana´a will go back to the stone-ages. You fire at someone with bigger guns you will bear the consequences

Saudis bombed Sana'a first. Sana'a and Yemenis are used to war. Last time Yemenis started attack Riyadh, the Saudis agreed a ceasefire to protect Vision 2030. Time will tell.

 

[battalion25]

Saudis bombed Sana'a first. Sana'a and Yemenis are used to war. Last time Yemenis started attack Riyadh, the Saudis agreed a ceasefire to protect Vision 2030. Time will tell.

Last time they begged for the lifting of the blockade due to starvation. They aren´t use to what they are about to face.

Saudis were forced to accept the ceasefire by joe Bidan. He is nowhere to be found and probably death now who knows. This is a different era and Saudi arabia has all the support and the yemen forces have all the support to do whatever they want in Yemen now

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

great video on, evolving Pak. POV on the Yemen situation

insistence should be on ceasefire and relief, support and growth of Yemen. Blockades of all kinds should be lifted.

Provide poor Yemenis some room to breathe, OTOH, Yemen should respect KSA.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Both videos are clearly Ai generated. Please do verify the facts before sharing such videos

Hence why I am not in support of Twitter as the "sole source".

 

[Persian Gulf]

reading the replies to this post is quite shocking. huge number of Saudis living in a parallel universe attacking him and threatening him for posting this image.

 

[Mr X]

Saudis bombed Sana'a first. Sana'a and Yemenis are used to war. Last time Yemenis started attack Riyadh, the Saudis agreed a ceasefire to protect Vision 2030. Time will tell.

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently. The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind, as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

And I know you don’t agree with me in this matter, I am just giving my opinion on it

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

What concerns me most is who is providing the Houthis with such precise intelligence on Saudi targets. They do not appear to possess the technological capabilities required to gather this level of information independently. The usual possibilities are a sympathetic Iran, or deeper Israeli infiltration operating through its UAE proxies. When I consider who might benefit from such attacks, the Israel–UAE nexus comes first in my mind, as they may be seeking to test the Makkah Pact and Saudi Arabia’s resilience. Iran, meanwhile, could potentially have an interest in attacks on oil facilities if the objective were to disrupt supplies and drive up oil prices.

Either way, Yemen is playing with fire as Saudi Arabia is garnering support from all over the world and their ground invasion will be legitimatised if Houthis continue to do terrorist attacks on Saudi Arabia

PS: I am in favour of Yemen’s independence and respect the will of the people. But the Houthis do not represent the opinion of the whole of Yemen.

And I know you don’t agree with me in this matter, I am just giving my opinion on it

the way I see it, a Houthi trade for precision and guidance, weighs more heavily than any leverage in the region.


goes beyond that, goes to show, only 100% death on Houthi side, can de-leverage this deadlock!

that will be a costly trade, which, Houthis are actually happy to make!

and why not, if my children die of hunger and thrist, I would make the same trade!

I think, thats how world works