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Security sources #Taiz_Time:

Houthi leader Muhammad Sufyan al-Kamel made contacts with leaders in Taiz to dissuade them from confronting the militia, and his attempts were met with rejection and ridicule.

Taiz Time - NewsroomSecurity sources revealed to "Taiz Time" that the Houthi leader, Colonel Muhammad Sufyan al-Kamel, made contacts with a number of leaders of the popular resistance in Taiz Governorate, in an attempt to dissuade them from confronting the Houthi militia, coinciding with the escalation of battles in the governorate.

 
Colonel Abdul-Basit al-Bahr: Government forces and the Popular Resistance repel a fierce militia assault in the vicinity of Jabal Han west of #Taiz following intense battles that lasted more than 12 hours.

Al-Bahr: Full recovery of all positions infiltrated by the militia in the vicinity of Jabal Han and the surrounding hills, with securing of the recovered positions.

Al-Bahr: The militia suffered heavy losses in lives and equipment, with destruction of crews and combat vehicles belonging to it during the confrontations.

 
Tortured and dismembered journalists and family members beg to disagree.

Wouldn’t be acting like murdering, fascist rats if they ‘didn’t care what you call them’.
You're right. But my comment was specifically regarding the respected member @tsunset . He is not a tortured and dismembered journalist as far as I am aware.
 


@Shags101 @Shags202

This is video of the Typhoon interception attempt just released by Yemen

I don’t see any clear impacts. Typhoon released a lot of flares. Possible minor shrapnel damage but impossible to tell.

Yes that’s why I said I like visual proof but looks like a close call for sure
 
You're right. But my comment was specifically regarding the respected member @tsunset . He is not a tortured and dismembered journalist as far as I am aware.
I understand it was directed at Tsun, but the point I was trying to make with my earlier flippant comment was that the Saudis regime does care about public opinion, domestic and to a degree global.

Saudi Arabia, as de facto custodian of the holiest places in Islam, had a responsibility to meet a much higher bar, and it failed. Its position and role in the global Muslim community demanded a far more neutral and non-interventionist global and regional role. Instead, it chose to escalate a sectarian and geo-political conflict with Iran and peoples deemed to be sympathetic to Iran, and has caused massive death and destruction in Africa (along with MBZ of the UAE),

Saudi Arabia without global respect (at least from Muslims) is just another crackpot dictatorship that just happens to be in control of the Holy Sites.
 
Video of the locations of the Houthi terrorist militia's ballistic missile network

 

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