Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Shags202]

Official spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces:

The armed forces monitored and carried out a targeting operation to destroy weapons depots containing large quantities of ammunition, including thermal anti-tank missiles, artillery shells, and other weapons, in eastern Saada Governorate.

*Armed Forces Media Center*

is it me or do a lot of videos coming from Yemen look fairly fake(honestly age of ai I take everything with a grain of salt)also yes I know this video is sped up but it seems like this drone was loitering for some time how come I find it hard to believe these guys wouldnt
have heard this drone overhead just seems off could be wrong but a lot of these videos from Yemen look off

 

[retaxis]

Conflict in Taiz, Yemen has sharply escalated following renewed Houthi offensives and counter-operations by Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces, shattering years of relative calm. [1, 2]

Ground Clashes and Frontlines

• • Territorial Shifts: According to the Yemen Armed Forces Media Center, government troops secured strategic positions including Mount Qarfan in western Taiz following fierce battles. [1]
  • Houthi Reinforcements: Yemeni sources report that the Houthis have deployed hundreds of new fighters to reinforce frontlines in the al-Wazi'yah district southwest of the city. [1]
  • Active Zones: Heavy fighting and shelling are reported across multiple rural and district fronts, including Jabal Habashi and Al-Rubaie. [1, 2]

Recent Strikes and Casualties

• • The Mawia Junction Incident: According to the Houthi health ministry, a late September strike near the Mawia junction hit shops and a local market, killing 7 people and wounding 40 others, including children. Houthi officials blamed Saudi-led airstrikes for civilian casualties. [1, 2]
  • Government Response: As reported by Anadolu Agency, troops loyal to Yemen's internationally recognized government defended the operations, stating that airstrikes targeted active Houthi military vehicles, camps, and supply depots in the area rather than civilians. [1, 2]

Humanitarian Impact

• • Road Closures: Key transit roads connecting Taiz to neighboring provinces like Lahj and Aden have faced severe disruptions.
  • Displacement: The sudden return to heavy artillery and air raids has forced thousands of families to flee their homes and farms, worsening food security and overcrowding local camps. [1, 2, 3]

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

Massive fires in facilities and oil depots in the Saudi interior as a result of the extremely intense Yemeni strikes.

 

[retaxis]

Massive fires in facilities and oil depots in the Saudi interior as a result of the extremely intense Yemeni strikes.

Looks like the Houthis have no reason to hold back and that means the saudi east west pipeline is not going to be functional anymore. More leverage for Iran and strait of hormuz becomes more important

 

[Watandar]

Massive fires in facilities and oil depots in the Saudi interior as a result of the extremely intense Yemeni strikes.

I am not seeing this news of latest hits on Saudi oil or UAE facilities. If this had happened it would be covered everywhere.

 

[muhammed45]

KSA has been the main base for western operations for at least 3 centuries.

If we witness today, a tiny Zionist cancer can easily kill thousands of kids and then get away with it, we have to know that its fruit of centuries of study and investment in Islamic lands.

How Wahabism was created, how they invaded most important lands of Muslims in Hijaz, who helped them, how they spread all over the Islamic lands is a question of centuries. Requires a separate thread.

Currently, KSA and its oil fields is the backbone of USA's (Anglo's) global dominance and western hegemony in general.

One missile that lands on Petro-Dollar's assets in Arabian peninsula, is a spearhead that goes through the shields of Anglo and weakens those savages.

In this regard, Yemen is the sole hope of oppressed Muslim masses all over the world.

If possible, Yemen has to move towards all the way to Riyadh before Israel invades Syria and occupies it.

I have no doubt that people of Arabian peninsula will support this kind of operation against supporters of western hegemony.

Inshallah soon we shall see liberation of holy lands from Wahabi cancer and the same Hashemite Sunnis rule Hijaz without Saudi shadow over them.

 

[Zhuge Liang]

KSA has been the main base for western operations for at least 3 centuries.

How was Wahhabism the basis of western operations in the 1700s? There wasn't even any "West" then, that term is a product of the Cold War. There was Britain, France, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal, all hostile to each other.

 

[El Sidd]

Kill zones should have been established by now.

 

[muhammed45]

How was Wahhabism the basis of western operations in the 1700s? There wasn't even any "West" then, that term is a product of the Cold War. There was Britain, France, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal, all hostile to each other.

Do the math

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahhabism

 

[Zhuge Liang]

Do the math

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahhabism

Bruh you throw a link at me and tell me to read a long article while providing no argument of your own. At least summarize your argument in a paragraph or a few.

But plx create a new topic if you want to discuss this, I don't wanna derail this one further.

 

[Watandar]

Some updates on the fighting in Yemen.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Zhuge Liang]

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[Persian Gulf]

reports that the Yemeni Armed Forces (Ansarallah) are advancing in Taiz and have almost completely surrounded it as Saudi-backed proxies flee the city

 

[Persian Gulf]