Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

BHAN85 said:
to be emotional in a problem doesnt help to solve it.

the cold rational solution for a conflict among neighbors is to share economic ties, civilian economy investments.

endless war and endless weapons usage are the best solution for the weapons manufacturer and a lot of foreign people live from huge ksa military budget.

another reason to avoid foreign military hardware supply, your suppliers (like powerful and traitor usa) never be interested in you achieving peace.

in the end have proven more reliable iran home grown missile and drone programs than ksa x100 military budget buying foreign more advanced weapons.
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I agree with you that 'cold rational solution for a conflict among neighbors is to share economic ties, civilian economy investments', and also 'endless war and endless weapons usage are the best solution for the weapons manufacturer'.

However, I don't think following Iran as a role model is viable or even logical. Iran used to be the most advanced state in the region under Shah's rule until 1979.

After the take over by these Ibleesi mullahs, Iran has been turned into a global pariah, rogue, and terrorist state. These evil mullahs have spread their terrorist tentacles across the region. The people of Iran are living a miserable life under suppression and the people of this region are enduring the consequences of Iranian terrorism and expansionist policies.

As for the security policy, self-sufficiency in military hardware and weapon systems, and defense doctrine are concerned, Iranian mullah can be considered one of the most stupid and shit-headed rulers. Getting the capability in missile and drone technologies is crucial but just a tiny aspect of over all national defense doctrine for any nation-state.

There might be certain reasons (that no one is sure about) that the US is playing this cat and mouse game with Iranians. With full dominance and control over Iranian airspace, US could bring these mullahs to their knees by destroying their crucial infrastructure, including petroleum infrastructure, oil facilities, ships and oil tankers, power plants, industrial plants, air bases/ports, shipping ports, bridges, etc. The US simply seemed not interested in doing that. However, any other country, directly attacked by Iran, will do that with impunity.

Defense is a multi-dimensional challenge. The policy of relying just on missiles and drones suits only to a pariah and rogue state for blackmailing the world community. Otherwise, such a policy of relying only on missiles is total nonsense and delusional.
 
Do Saudis really want MBS to be their state leader for rest of their lives ? I'm sure there are many other qualified candidates especially from influential Saudi tribes. I'm not sure what Al-Saud offers to Saudi people besides security (due to US defense agreement ) and subsidies for Saudi citizens.

These Houthi attacks could be blessing in disguise in long term if it leads to Saudis to selecting better leadership. Personally see Saudis with more potential with different leadership but I could be wrong. I know there are historical influential tribes but have no idea how educated they are politically experienced/integrated with the West they are.

In the end it's a decision of Saudi people. Iranians shouldn't involve as their leadership is no better.

Now it looks like Houthi's are pushing on the gas to humiliate MBS. And he is just hiding nowhere to be found. Houthi's have the momentum and US doesn't seem to care for now due to Saudis not signing on Abraham accords + forming Mecca Defense Pact and/or Trump just not seeing anything in it for him at the moment.
 
The SC said:
In a terrorist attack.Against mosques, militias, etc.The Iranian-backed terrorist organization targeted Al-Saeed Mosque in the center of Taiz city with missiles while worshipers were present, in a flagrant violation of the sanctity of places of worship and a direct threat to the lives of civilians.
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What a shame! Attack on a masjid while Muslims were praying in there.

There is no difference between these Iranian poodles, Hindutva terrorists, and Zionist war criminals.

All these evil terrorists are the enemies of humanity.
 
US refused request to move Patriot/Thaad Batteries currently deployed in Israel to Saudi Arabia
 
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This round robin of condemnations isn't going to achieve anything. There is leadership problem here that needs to be addressed. Arab world needs democracy to select natural and capable leaders. Trust fund kids don't cut it.
RescueRanger said:
they deployed batteries from Europe to Qatar and KSA.
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Did see that one but I believe the ones based in Israel and Jordan are remaining there for time being and there is larger capacity there. May be wrong, however.
 
shapurzolaktaf said:
What prevents you from supporting your al-qaeda head chopping allies in Yemen?
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Stop using deception and lies to cover up terrorism of Irani mullahs and their terrorist proxies.

The son of Osama bin Laden lived in Iran for many years under the protection of Iranian mullahs.
 
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Falcon29 said:
Do Saudis really want MBS to be their state leader for rest of their lives ? I'm sure there are many other qualified candidates especially from influential Saudi tribes. I'm not sure what Al-Saud offers to Saudi people besides security (due to US defense agreement ) and subsidies for Saudi citizens.

These Houthi attacks could be blessing in disguise in long term if it leads to Saudis to selecting better leadership. Personally see Saudis with more potential with different leadership but I could be wrong. I know there are historical influential tribes but have no idea how educated they are politically experienced/integrated with the West they are.

In the end it's a decision of Saudi people. Iranians shouldn't involve as their leadership is no better.

Now it looks like Houthi's are pushing on the gas to humiliate MBS. And he is just hiding nowhere to be found. Houthi's have the momentum and US doesn't seem to care for now due to Saudis not signing on Abraham accords + forming Mecca Defense Pact and/or Trump just not seeing anything in it for him at the moment.
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No wonder this is coming from you Falcon29.. You guys are eternal gamblers and I mean you and Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, Iranian revolutionary guards etc etc.. You are off the same feather..

No calculaitons, tactics and absolutely nothing but just launch a rocket and jump up celebrate without any conventional planning, assessing your enemies before actully attacking and most important not knowing ´´Chose your battles at the time you have advantage´´
Sun Tzu said every battle is won before it starts meaning every battle is won in the preparation, technology gathering phase etc etc but not in the actual war itself.

It is just like that phrase every dog has a day except you guys never know when it is your day but you will miscalculate because you are not more then eternal miscalculators/gamblers and you think This other miscalculators came to your aid in Gaza with rocket firings but no they didn´t it is the once you suspect to be your enemy that managed to stop the conflict and try to help you understand but you just don´t see it because these mullahs are deluding you and they are brainless themselves.

No brain cells but eternal miscalculators just look now the houthis could have had a tiny fiefdom in the north but they ruined that for themselves and could lose it all
 
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Falcon29 said:
This round robin of condemnations isn't going to achieve anything. There is leadership problem here that needs to be addressed. Arab world needs democracy to select natural and capable leaders. Trust fund kids don't cut it.

Did see that one but I believe the ones based in Israel and Jordan are remaining there for time being and there is larger capacity there. May be wrong, however.
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I have not read any article where KSA asked for batteries to be redeployed from Israel to KSA.

As for "leadership" that is a matter for the people of KSA to decide.
 
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