Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Asfandyar Bhittani]

Imagine tearing down the Yemeni flag in Yemeni capital while pretending to be the Yemeni govt and Yemeni army.

 

[muhammed45]

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Interestingly enough, many would argue that all parties employ means that are morally questionable.

I know, I know...Houthis help Palestinians. But this "help" produced no benefit whatsoever for the intended recipients. And now, if we are to believe prevailing reports, USA has a non-aggression pact with Houthis.

It is high time that ALL of us who are concerned for the welfare of civilised and functional nation states in the region start realising there is no quick fix to the region's ills.

My friend, civilians of KSA are our redline. They won't be targeted in any case.
Secondly, attack on KSA is a reaction not an aggression against the kingdom. A consequence of imposing famine and blockade on a whole nation.

Moreover Palestine is an issue of humanity not only Muslims.

P.S. there is no non-aggression pact/agreement between Yemen and USA. Ansarullah has warned USA, if Americans take part in massacring of Yemenis, Ansarullah will close the strait.

 

[Watandar]

These are the two main bases Saudi has been using to bomb Yemen.

 

[retaxis]

Houthis and Iraqi PMF both have capabilities to keep shutting down oil pipelines and pumping stations. If war persists they can cut Saudi money tremendously as Saudi is completely reliant on oil/gas/tourism.

Houthis now even attacking Yanbu which is where the east west pipeline ends. Even though china has a lot of investments in yanbu, i say fk it some things are worth more than money.

Chinese investment in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, centers heavily on energy and industrial partnerships, anchored by the multi-billion-dollar Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining Company (YASREF) joint venture. [1, 2]

Major Chinese Investments in Yanbu

• • YASREF Refinery: A massive full-conversion refining joint venture between Saudi Aramco and China's Sinopec, covering 5.2 million square meters with investments upwards of $8 billion. It processes Arab heavy crude and has ongoing capacity expansions. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Capchem Lithium-Ion Facility: Middle East Capchem announced a $260 million investment to build a large-scale plant in the Yanbu Heavy Industrial Park for carbonate solvents and ethylene glycol production. [1]
  • Petrochemical and Industrial Agreements: The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY) continues to secure broader agreements with Chinese firms—such as PAN-ASIA—for specialized chemical and manufacturing projects, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 and China's Belt and Road Initiative. [1, 2]

 

[The SC]

400,000 soldiers from the heroic Yemeni army and members of the tribes, are encircling Sana'a from all sides, and there are negotiations to enter it peacefully..

 

[Shags202]

400,000 soldiers from the heroic Yemeni army and members of the tribes, are encircling Sana'a from all sides, and there are negotiations to enter it peacefully..

……400000 thousand they couldn’t muster 30 thousand against 75 thousand Houthi soldiers marching past them with barely a fight I thought we weren’t going to spread fake news anymore but legitimate news worthy pieces here’s a fun fact
The total population of the governorates comprising the former territory of South Yemen is estimated to be roughly 6 to 7 million people, representing about 15–20% of Yemen's overall population of approximately 36–43 million
So are we going to sticking with the 400 thousand men marching to fight Houthi fighters

 

[Shags202]

Yemeni forces say Houthis using Iran-supplied air defence weapons which pose threat to civilian aircraft​

Brigadier General Majed al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Yemeni Government Forces, has said that the Houthis are utilising Iranian air defence weapons that pose a danger to all aircraft travelling through local and international airspace.

Al-Nazili said the weapons were modified with the assistance of experts from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and were being used to target warplanes and cruise missiles launched from Yemeni territory.

“These Houthi weapons pose a serious threat to international flight paths over the Red Sea and operate using a heat-tracking system,” al-Nazili said in a post on social media.

“The weapons employed are capable of attacking military or civilian targets without the ability to distinguish between them, thereby endangering the safety of civil aviation and the lives of passengers.”

Al-Nazili said that aircraft belonging to the UN, humanitarian and relief organisations travelling via air routes over Yemen and the region could also potentially be in danger.

“Threatening the airspace over the southern Red Sea – and turning it into a danger zone for civilian aircraft and passengers – represents an escalation that goes beyond the scope of Yemeni airspace safety alone,” he said.

Using “Iranian weapons from Yemeni territory poses a direct threat to international air navigation routes and cannot be considered a purely domestic Yemeni issue,” said al-Nazili.

“We call upon the international community, the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to take urgent and decisive action.”

So I’m not big on false flag or conspiracy theories but man if a plane falls out the sky the next week I’m calling BS I don’t recall Houthis ever treating civilian travel even regarding Israelis Saudi Arabia or uae etc

 

[moonaman.varavayi]

This whole thread is a manifestation of people's wishful thinking bias.

All the Saudi supporters believe that victory is right around the corner, and that Houthis are getting encircled and pummeled.

All the Iran supporters believe that Houthis are heroically defending against and vanquishing the Saudi coalition.

I wish this thread was filled with real, on the ground factual reports, rather than blusterous tweets confirming what the poster wants to believe.

 

[battalion25]

Giants Brigade Spokesman to Okaz

: We Broke the Houthis and Imposed a New Reality.

Abdullah Al-Masroori (Shabwa) almsroory@

 

[battalion25]

This whole thread is a manifestation of people's wishful thinking bias.

All the Saudi supporters believe that victory is right around the corner, and that Houthis are getting encircled and pummeled.

All the Iran supporters believe that Houthis are heroically defending against and vanquishing the Saudi coalition.

I wish this thread was filled with real, on the ground factual reports, rather than blusterous tweets confirming what the poster wants to believe.

The battlefield movements is being reported correctly unless you are incapable of reading anything or understand anything.. Or maybe you suffering from Indian brain damage.

The battle is hot in the Bab al-mandab areas especially the mountain peaks from Taiz to the nearby southern coast axis that leads to the perim islands, HECK why am I even talking to you? You don´t even know the geography, who is who and where..

The Houthi Mockha storm have also been reported correctly

 

[battalion25]

Houthis and Iraqi PMF both have capabilities to keep shutting down oil pipelines and pumping stations. If war persists they can cut Saudi money tremendously as Saudi is completely reliant on oil/gas/tourism.

Houthis now even attacking Yanbu which is where the east west pipeline ends. Even though china has a lot of investments in yanbu, i say fk it some things are worth more than money.

Chinese investment in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, centers heavily on energy and industrial partnerships, anchored by the multi-billion-dollar Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refining Company (YASREF) joint venture. [1, 2]

Major Chinese Investments in Yanbu

• • YASREF Refinery: A massive full-conversion refining joint venture between Saudi Aramco and China's Sinopec, covering 5.2 million square meters with investments upwards of $8 billion. It processes Arab heavy crude and has ongoing capacity expansions. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Capchem Lithium-Ion Facility: Middle East Capchem announced a $260 million investment to build a large-scale plant in the Yanbu Heavy Industrial Park for carbonate solvents and ethylene glycol production. [1]
  • Petrochemical and Industrial Agreements: The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY) continues to secure broader agreements with Chinese firms—such as PAN-ASIA—for specialized chemical and manufacturing projects, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 and China's Belt and Road Initiative. [1, 2]

All they have hit is tankers so far and KSA doesn´t give a fuk. The Houthis themselves don´t have much time sending pointless drones or rockets because they are in an existential conventional conflict on the ground because SAUDI Arabia is a vast country hence it is much easier to intercept compared to Israel that was getting hit hard.

This is not like the US-Iran tit for tat POINTLESS bullshxt where It is was like two guys fighting each other behind walls throwing stones at each other it achieves fuking nothing.

Besides the PMF is completely out of this as they fear getting invaded themselves.

All the Iran-US tit for tat strikes were nothing more then bullshxt the only real war is between the Houthis and Giants brigades plus the national army and the tribes that is what it means to fight a war. Strikes are pointless to the greater cause especially when you find yourself in an existential conventional warfare

 

[retaxis]

This whole thread is a manifestation of people's wishful thinking bias.

All the Saudi supporters believe that victory is right around the corner, and that Houthis are getting encircled and pummeled.

All the Iran supporters believe that Houthis are heroically defending against and vanquishing the Saudi coalition.

I wish this thread was filled with real, on the ground factual reports, rather than blusterous tweets confirming what the poster wants to believe.

I find AI can give a unbiased mostly review of day to day happenings and changes on the battlefield

 

[battalion25]

The last 24 hours have seen some interesting developments in Saudi Arabia:

- Statement from the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom.

- The Mecca Alliance agreement has entered into force.

- Saudi Arabia rejects the Houthi request for a truce.

The rejecting of the truce is the most important outcome.

The Houthis are done for

 

[battalion25]

The houthi material and human losses is significiant.

Just watch this video where a Houthi AV or military truck gets grilled out of existence.

 

[moonaman.varavayi]

The battlefield movements is being reported correctly unless you are incapable of reading anything or understand anything.. Or maybe you suffering from Indian brain damage.

I don't expect you to be able to engage in a fruitful exchange, given your background. Ad hominems are the best you can come up with.

The battle is hot in the Bab al-mandab areas especially the mountain peaks from Taiz to the nearby southern coast axis that leads to the perim islands, HECK why am I even talking to you? You don´t even know the geography, who is who and where..

Oh puhlease, as if you are a Yemeni son of the soil who knows the mountains and deserts like the back of your hand.

You are a Pakistani too ashamed to show his flag, and you haven't stepped foot in Yemen in your life. You know even less of military strategy or even basic map reading skills than you know of Yemen. Worshiping one one the sides (Saudi) in this conflict, who don't give two hoots for your ilk, is all that you are good for.

So get off your high horse and know your place - a Pakistani, a wannabe Arab who is getting orgasms at the thought of his Saudi masters' victory.