Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation
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Our armed forces carried out (257) precise targeting operations against sites, movements and military capabilities belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia, using warplanes, drones, artillery, missiles and launchers.
The operations included Sana'a, Midi, Baqim, and the fronts of Al-Jawf, Ma'rib, Al-Bayda, and Lahj, with the operational effort focused on the Taiz fronts, targeting command and control centers, combat gatherings, mobilizations, and reserves, weapons and ammunition stores, and military supply lines and means.
According to initial field estimates, the operations resulted in the neutralization of no less than (700) militia members, the destruction of strategic and high-value military targets, and the destruction of (170) combat means and mechanisms, which had a direct impact on the militia's combat capability and limited its ability to continue its attacks against civilians in their homes and villages.
Our armed forces continue to carry out their missions to protect citizens and defend the nation's security and sovereignty.
The operations included Sana'a, Midi, Baqim, and the fronts of Al-Jawf, Ma'rib, Al-Bayda, and Lahj, with the operational effort focused on the Taiz fronts, targeting command and control centers, combat gatherings, mobilizations, and reserves, weapons and ammunition stores, and military supply lines and means.
According to initial field estimates, the operations resulted in the neutralization of no less than (700) militia members, the destruction of strategic and high-value military targets, and the destruction of (170) combat means and mechanisms, which had a direct impact on the militia's combat capability and limited its ability to continue its attacks against civilians in their homes and villages.
Our armed forces continue to carry out their missions to protect citizens and defend the nation's security and sovereignty.
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INT'L MOD
Yemeni Ministry of Defense Launches General Mobilization:-The Minister of Defense, Taher Al-Aqeeli, announced the start of practical procedures for mobilization, activation of human and reserve mobilization channels, and organization of reception centers.-Al-Aqeeli affirmed raising readiness and mobilizing energies to liberate the capital Sana'a and restore state institutions, while the Chief of Staff, Saghir bin Aziz, emphasized transitioning to the highest levels of preparedness, unifying efforts and capabilities.-Bin Aziz clarified that general mobilization is a responsibility shared by state institutions and society, while maintaining the continuity of services and citizens' basic needs.
Falcon29
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Haven't seen reliable reports of oil infrastructure in Riyadh being struck. Only seeing some reports of a couple oil storage tanks being hit. Saudi oil infrastructure is rather robust from what we've seen over the past years. Which goes back to my earlier point. Ansarallah cannot raise cost enough for Saudi Arabia and going up against the Saudi army which has multi-national defense pacts, large defense budget and so forth is just not a likely thing.
What they do have is ability to make a real attempt at changing internal Yemeni dynamics with a seizure of Taiz, Bab Al Mandeb coast line and potentially more.
Even that won't be easy as they lack resources and manpower. It's a big feat that Iran may be asking of them.
Iran on other hand has the resources to challenge Saudi Arabia if it decided to launch attacks on it. But Houthi's do not.
What they do have is ability to make a real attempt at changing internal Yemeni dynamics with a seizure of Taiz, Bab Al Mandeb coast line and potentially more.
Even that won't be easy as they lack resources and manpower. It's a big feat that Iran may be asking of them.
Iran on other hand has the resources to challenge Saudi Arabia if it decided to launch attacks on it. But Houthi's do not.
The SC
INT'L MOD
The armed forces, supported by the popular resistance, are waging violent battles with the terrorist Houthi militia on a number of #Taiz fronts, most notably Al-Kadha, Jabal Habashi, and Sami', amid heavy losses among the militia's ranks.
The Taiz Military Axis confirmed that the Jabal Han and Hadran fronts witnessed violent confrontations since dawn, which ended with the failure of a Houthi attack and the killing of its commander, west of the city of Taiz.
Mount Han today
The Taiz Military Axis confirmed that the Jabal Han and Hadran fronts witnessed violent confrontations since dawn, which ended with the failure of a Houthi attack and the killing of its commander, west of the city of Taiz.
Mount Han today
Falcon29
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The videos being circulated online are not from Riyadh and some of them are from factory fires in Egypt. Being circulated by pro-AoR accounts on X. Nothing reliable to suggest any major setback in regards to Saudi oil infrastructure.
mythbuster
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The writing is on the wall and it's not in some archaic language , only the blinds can't read it.....for the blinds in brail .. GOOD Bye HOUTHIS and GOOD bye IRANiANS.
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Taiz.. The Battle of Attrition, which paves the way for the battle to retake Sana'a
The military reinforcements arriving at the Taiz fronts, with their advanced weaponry, will significantly alter the course of the confrontation and intensify the pressure and losses on the Houthi terrorist militias, especially if they are accompanied by the provision of suitable weapons for fighting in mountainous terrain to the remaining fronts, along with the necessary reconnaissance and support equipment that will enable fighters to carry out their missions day and night.
Taiz is not an isolated front in the national battle; rather, it represents a key gateway to influencing the balance of power in the war and a fundamental pillar in any military campaign aimed at liberating the western coast, securing Mocha and Bab al-Mandab, and ultimately achieving the larger strategic objective: the liberation of Sana'a and the end of the coup.The Houthi terrorist militias are suffering mounting losses. According to information circulating on the ground, they are facing increasing pressure on their manpower and are desperately seeking any breakthrough to compensate for their setbacks. This is driving them to expand their mobilization efforts and call up their reserves, an indicator that necessitates close monitoring of their ability to continue fighting at the same rate. The most dangerous aspect for the militias is that the recruitment pool is widening. There are reports of personnel being withdrawn from police stations and some civilian and security institutions that perform service and intelligence functions within cities, in addition to utilizing their existing manpower reserves in governorates like Saada and Hajjah. If these movements are confirmed, they reveal the extent of the pressure forcing the militias to redeploy their human resources at the expense of other tasks. Regarding equipment, there are indicators that warrant attention. According to reports, security personnel and vehicles have begun arriving from police stations in Saada and Hajjah, coinciding with information about the militias' attempts to purchase ammunition from Yemeni markets at inflated prices. If these reports are accurate, they indicate increasing pressure on the supply chain, coinciding with the attrition caused by battles and airstrikes that have targeted military sites and depots across the entire theater of operations. This is precisely where the importance of the battle for Taiz becomes clear. The more the militias are forced to deploy fighters, ammunition, and vehicles to maintain their front lines, the greater the pressure on their reserves, maneuverability, and supply lines. However, transforming this attrition into strategic gains requires sustained, systematic pressure, denying the enemy the initiative, and maintaining the readiness of our forces on all fronts. This is why we said we are still at the beginning of the battle, and its results cannot be measured by its initial days. A protracted battle is decided by the ability to persevere, the efficiency of the leadership, the cohesion of the forces, the sustainability of supplies, and effective coordination between fronts—not merely by limited advances or the intensity of fire at any given stage.Our armed forces are still required to capitalize on their readiness, reinforce the Taiz fronts with advanced weaponry and essential supplies, and link their operations to a comprehensive military effort on the other fronts. Local and international developments may open new avenues, but the duty is to prepare for them and act based on capabilities and realities, not to wait for surprises.
The most important message to the military leadership is clear: Do not leave Taiz to fight its battle alone, and do not treat its fronts as merely local defense lines.Supporting Taiz is part of building military pressure aimed at changing the balance of power in the war, securing Mocha and Bab al-Mandab, preventing the Houthis from consolidating their gains, and creating the conditions for restoring the state and its capital.Taiz is a link in a single national battle; the western coast, Bab al-Mandab, and Sana'a are not conflicting objectives, but rather interconnected links in the equation for restoring the republic. What is required today is a clear objective, integrated fronts, sustained supplies, and a military decision that transforms the attrition into strategic gains. The goal is not simply to repel an attack here or recapture a position there; the goal is to retake Sana'a, restore the state, and end the coup. Sana'a is the strategic objective, and Taiz is one of the fronts where the battle must be waged with this in mind.https://tihama24.com/writer/449791
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State of maximum alert throughout Taiz. Its men are on standby, and everyone is ready to oil their weapons and respond to the call of the national mobilization to support the armed forces.
The scene takes us back to the beginning of 2015, to those days when the people of Taiz came out from every direction, a day when determination was stronger than weapons, and will was stronger than fear.
The scene takes us back to the beginning of 2015, to those days when the people of Taiz came out from every direction, a day when determination was stronger than weapons, and will was stronger than fear.
Persian Gulf
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Persian Gulf
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Ansarallah continues to gain ground in Taiz
