Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Bharatah]

BREAKING NEWS:

Yemen's Houthis(ansarallah), have advanced to within 80 km of Aden, four military sources told Reuters on Monday.

The advance brings the Houthis closer to Aden than at any other time since the early months of the war in 2015, when they briefly entered the city before being driven out.

 

[battalion25]

Urgent - Bab al-Mandab

Joint forces storm the last site containing remnants of the mobilization sites affiliated with the Iranian Houthi militias

 

[battalion25]

The #Houthis have appealed to the UN, EU & African Union over “ongoing Saudi aggression.

they have suffered heavy losses and now Calling for a ceasefire and end to the war. This has been revealed by the parties they asked to intervene for ceasefire. The Houthis are seriously on the ropes.

 

[battalion25]

The heroes of the First Brigade of Emergency Forces in Al-Jawf Governorate, after taking control of the Houthi militia sites in Al-Jawf, from today are combing the areas.

 

[battalion25]

Al-Jawf Governor Amin Al-Ukaymi calls on sheikhs and sons of the governorate who have joined the militia to defect and return to the ranks of the government forces.

Al-Ukaymi pledges to compensate those defecting from the militia, restore their properties, and provide them with protection.

Al-Ukaymi reveals communications through intermediaries with sheikhs and sons of Al-Jawf in the ranks of the militia, and confirms achieving positive results that he will announce soon.

Al-Jawf Governor rules out any negotiations with the militia except for negotiating the handover of the capital Sana'a.

Al-Ukaymi affirms the direction to recover all areas under the control of the militia.

 

[battalion25]

 

[Persian Gulf]

Japan cancels Japan Festival in Saudi Arabia

 

[Persian Gulf]

Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia’s quarterly fiscal deficit more than doubled as the kingdom’s oil revenues tumbled in the face of disruptions from the US-Iran war.

The government posted a budget shortfall of 84 billion riyals ($22.4 billion) in the third quarter, up about 145% from the prior period, according to a statement from the Finance Ministry on Tuesday.

Oil receipts dropped almost 40% from the prior quarter to about 116 billion riyals. Non-oil revenues fell around 7%, while overall spending dipped by 8%.

The higher deficit underscores the fiscal strain Saudi Arabia is under as conflict in the Middle East disrupts exports of crude oil — the kingdom’s biggest single source of earnings — and drives elevated wartime spending. It also dovetails with an economic contraction of 3.8% over the same time period, mostly due to depressed oil activities.

 

[battalion25]

Currently encircling #Al-Waziya from three axes, which facilitates the safe movement of forces present in Bab al-Mandab toward the airport,,,

 

[Persian Gulf]

Saudis in the comment are very upset about this “betrayal” by the U.S., lol

 

[The SC]

According to the Yemeni Ministry of Interior, which released 14 names a short while ago, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard commanders leading the battles in Yemen are:

In Sana'a:

- Abdul Reza Shahlai “Hajj Abu Yousef”: A Revolutionary Guard commander and the general supervisor of military operations in Yemen.

- Military diplomat Ali Mohammad Ramazani: A commander in the Revolutionary Guard intelligence and the Iranian ambassador to Yemen.

- Strategic advisor Ali Hossein Nejai: A political and military supervisor.

In Sa'dah:

- Brigadier General Hamid Reza Komarzi “Hajj Zulfiqar”: Supervisor of the long-range drone assembly workshop.

- Major Khosrow Masoud Dehghan “Abu Kifah”: Responsible for integrating thermal cameras and sensors.

- Logistics expert Mohammad Reza Zarei “Abu Haidar”: Responsible for managing warehouses of sensitive electronic components.

- Brigadier General Faramarz Kian Rad “Abu Haitham”: Supervisor of the smart ballistic missile unit.

In Hajjah:

- Lieutenant Colonel Engineer Mojtaba Sirous Salehi – “Abu Mahdi”: Supervisor of autonomous guidance systems, explosive boats, and submarines.

- Naval Colonel Fariborz Nasser Mahdavi “Abu Taha”: Coordinating communication with naval support vessels in the Red Sea.

In Hodeidah:

- Technical expert Kalwa Mehranpour “Abu Sajjad”: Supervisor of submarine guidance engineering.

- Naval Major Behrouz Ali Reza “Abu Jawad”: Expert in smuggling sensitive components by sea.

- Expert Esfandiar Jamshid Khosravi “Abu Baqer”: Expert in maintaining and developing engines for small, autonomous submarines.

- Colonel Gholam Hossein Rahimi “Abu Reza”: Developing explosive warheads designed for maritime penetration.

In Amran:
- Software engineer Siavash “Abu Hadi”: Developing anti-jamming software.

 

[The SC]

Yemen Reveals Details of 21 Experts from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah within the Houthi Ranks:

• 14 experts from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and 7 experts from Lebanese Hezbollah.

• The experts are deployed in Hodeidah, Sana'a, Sa'dah, Hajjah, Amran, and Khokha.

• The experts oversee the planning of military operations and manage the Houthis' capabilities.

• They participate in the development of ballistic missiles, drones, and electronic warfare.

• They coordinate maritime attacks and select targeted commercial vessels.

• They work on developing explosive-laden boats and autonomous submarines.

• They train Houthi fighters in mine-laying and urban warfare.

• The experts are led by an Iranian Revolutionary Guard officer who appears on camera as an ambassador.

• These experts are not a training mission; they constitute a "complete staff force."

• Iranian intervention has turned Yemen into a testing ground for weapons development and capabilities testing. • The siege of Taiz is a direct result of support from Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah experts.

• Houthi decisions are made in Tehran and announced in Sana'a, and the Yemeni people pay the price.

• The military activities of these experts threaten international navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait.

• There is a demand to designate the Houthis as a terrorist organization and dismantle their funding and arms networks.

• The Ministry of Interior continues its efforts within Operation Dawn of Yemen to restore state institutions and the capital, Sana'a.

 

[The SC]

Scenes from the targeting of our armed forces by drones - First Emergency Division on the Al-Jawf front

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[battalion25]

Urgent - Al-Jawf:

Yemeni government forces, backed by Coalition air support, liberate the entirety of the Dahida and Malifafa mountains to the east and beyond

-This week, the forces achieve steady progress in Al-Jawf