Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[Shags202]

they warned everyone in Aramco facilities to evacuate many times a long time ago. Aramco told everyone to work from home a while ago, so these offices have been empty for a while.

Saudis triple tap a market in Yemen and kill > 100 civilians. In response, Yemen bombs an empty Aramco office in Riyadh after giving a warning, and kills zero civilians.

There is no moral equivalence here and anyone pretending otherwise is lying.

hey if you say these buildings are empty I believe you I’m just saying if that building was packed with civilians would have been bad for the Houthis if they’re just punishing MBS in his pocketbook I get it

I saw the attack on the market be it accident or otherwise I can’t say I’m not in Saudi military minds but people were speculating a lot over one picture of a man the scene of the bombing I’m assuming even military men go shopping 15 miles from the capital of the Houthis assuming many of these men live in outlying villages I didn’t understand the conspiracy theory he was trying to push

 

[Imran S]

they warned everyone in Aramco facilities to evacuate many times a long time ago. Aramco told everyone to work from home a while ago, so these offices have been empty for a while.

Saudis triple tap a market in Yemen and kill > 100 civilians. In response, Yemen bombs an empty Aramco office in Riyadh after giving a warning, and kills zero civilians.

There is no moral equivalence here and anyone pretending otherwise is lying.

Double standard behavior Bro,

First, the Houthis’ seizure of power through armed takeover over parts of Yemen cannot be justified.

Second, you are overlooking the Houthis’ role in destabilizing the entire region and their close relationship with Iran. (Its like Indian funding to TTP, BLA , Afghans terrorist groups and you are justifying it, and i think if those proxies groups fight more against Pakistan, you will be delighted too)

Third, a few attacks on Saudi Arabia are not going to bring the country to its knees. Such attacks are more likely to escalate the conflict and put innocent civilians at greater risk.

There is a difference between holding Saudi Arabia accountable for civilian casualties and excusing Houthi aggression. You cannot condemn one side's violence while turning a blind eye to the other.

 

[El Sidd]

Need more firepower to flatten Yemen