Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[prothought]

King Fahd International Airport in Dammam shuts down... The Yemeni air blockade expand

Flightradar24 data this evening showed that flights at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, eastern Saudi Arabia, were suspended, without the website indicating the reasons for this suspension. However, activists and international media outlets reported news indicating that there were threats to the airport.

https://masirahtv.net/post/311810

Al Masirah is the official media of the Houthi, although I dont know why their HQ is in Lebanon, and not in Yemen.

Protecting innocent lives from terrorist attacks is the right thing to do. Then keep eliminating those Houthi terrorists and their terrorist Irani advisors (more than 200 already removed for a cleaner world) continuously until all those terrorists are eliminating.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Everyone knows who the real culprit is and behind it all, and it sure as hell aint no barefoot Houthi cavemen. No one is being fooled anymore.

If you keep up this critical thinking, you might soon ask where the PLC proxy forces get their weapons from, and where their patron gets its weapons from. You’re almost there, don’t stop now!

 

[bafxet]

O Israel my Israel for you I'll take on the sunni Saudi.

Regards
Houites

 

[Haz]

Ansarallah has those missiles to attack Israel, which it has done repeatedly (despite Saudi Arabia acting as Israel’s missile defence shield)

Are you saying if Pakistan attacks Yemen, Yemen should not respond?

It’s all moot since Pakistan is wise enough not to get embroiled in such a conflict.

Except they aren't attacking Israel with them, and none of their past performative limited strikes did anything besides earning them some PR, which was the entire objective, and not actually do anything meaningful. How many Israelis did those attacks kill? How much did it weaken Israel in anyway, or affect their behaviour? Those missiles aren't meant for Israel, no one is buying that BS.

 

[r3alist]

If Pakistan launches an act of aggression against Yemen 2000-3000km away, that is not an act of aggression, but if Yemen responds, that is a regional war? Interesting logic.

Ansarallah already has these missiles with >2000km range which they used to strike Israel with several times. Perhaps others should learn from them rather than fantasising about attacking other Muslim countries.

The kaat addicted houthis are affecting Pakistani and regional interests, presiding over rubble is not something to normalise, especially when you wouldn't live in Yemen or want to be like Yemen.

The houthis scratched Israel and you want praise, achieved what exactly? Better not to bother there is no "atleast"

Remember Pakistan stayed well away and rejected involvement numerous times, unlike those who create regional chaos as national strategy, why not understand the other perspectives

 

[r3alist]

 

[The SC]

The third attack within a week on King Khalid Airport, and the authorities announce the temporary suspension of flights. This is the most dangerous shift since the 2022 truce. Riyadh today is in the same trench as Taiz, Marib, and Aden.

The danger that once targeted us alone now targets our brothers at the same level. Targeting an international civilian airport is a war crime, providing the government and the coalition with full cover to classify the Houthis as a terrorist organization and activate Resolution 2216.

The truth that must be said: Riyadh's security doesn't start with the Patriot systems stationed within the Kingdom; it starts with the liberation of Sana'a and Saada. Every missile we stop in Saada means we won't have to intercept it over Riyadh. We have only one option before us: uprooting the priesthood.

 

[The SC]

12 people were killed, including an Egyptian flight attendant aged 28 years, and 309 injuries, in an attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh..

The question: Is a civilian aviation airport possibly a legitimate target in any war unless the attacker is a terrorist "Houthi," executing orders from a larger terrorist "the governing organization in Iran"?The second question: How can this crime be justified? Is the airport an American base? Is the civilian airport even a party to any war in the first place?The most important question of all: Does any religion justify targeting unarmed civilians?All meanings of terrorism apply to this vile crime!

https://x.com/LoayAlkhteeb
@LoayAlkhteeb

 

[r3alist]

 

[r3alist]

They are the only ones who have hit Israel and punished

What punishment lol

bankrupting its port of Eilat

How do you bankrupt a port, who is bankrupt now?no one in Israel lol it's not that important a port

If the states of the Mideast had joined them in targeting Is

Don't they have missiles now



The kaat addiction is melting their minds, can't stick to one enemy for too long,the ADHD heroes of Islam
Huh

 

[The SC]

It should be obvious why. All those groups are proxies that belong and answer to their Iranian masters. They are just an extension of Iran's terrorist regime.

True, and the iranian advisor threatened to target airports in the region some time ago after the US Treasury Secretary announced sanctions on Iranian aircraft.

 

[Haz]

They are the only ones who have hit Israel and punished it for its huge catalog of crimes. There was lots of damage done to Israel, including bankrupting its port of Eilat and above all, shattering its image of invincibility.

If the states of the Mideast had joined them in targeting Israel, if not in war, then at least with trade embargoes or diplomacy, more results could have been achieved but instead we discovered that most of the states in the Mideast are actually in bed with Israel and act as its shield.

The discreet alliance between Israel, Turkey, the GCC and other Muslim states is now clearly visible.

What did any of those limited inconsequential attacks have objectively accomplished in terms of real world effects? What positive changes and benefits have they actually accomplished or resulted in? How have they helped the Palestinians in any measurable way? They literally have done nothing, it was pure performative theatre, which is good for PR but can only mask their true aims and objectives for so long. Those missiles and Iran's propping up of their Houthi proxy has absolutely nothing to do with Israel or Palestine. No one believes that BS anymore.

 

[Watandar]

True, and the iranian advisor threatened to target airports in the region some time ago after the US Treasury Secretary announced sanctions on Iranian aircraft.

You need to stop silently deleting my posts. This thread is not meant for Saudi propaganda.

Saudis FO in Yemen and are now in the FO phase. That is their fault, not mine.

Saudis also lied about Ansarallah attacking Makkah and Madinah so as to elicit sympathy and support from Muslim nations and get their armies involved in their war in Yemen.

This is an article from 2015 about the destructive Saudi meddling in Yemen.

Saudi Arabia’s long history of destructive intervention in Yemen

There is a possibility the Saudi air strikes in Yemen are destroying weaponry largely provided for by Riyadh

www.middleeasteye.net

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Except they aren't attacking Israel with them, and none of their past performative limited strikes did anything besides earning them some PR, which was the entire objective, and not actually do anything meaningful. How many Israelis did those attacks kill? How much did it weaken Israel in anyway, or affect their behaviour? Those missiles aren't meant for Israel, no one is buying that BS.

GCC and Jordan stopped most missiles going to Israel.

 

[r3alist]

GCC and Jordan stopped most missiles going to Israel.

The pre existing American installations stopped it, get over it, something that was fait accompli years ago