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🚨🇸🇦🇮🇷⚠️ Saudi Arabia says intelligence points to preparations for coordinated attacks backed by Iran. The warning comes despite ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing regional tensions. According to Al Arabiya, a senior Saudi official said intelligence reports indicate coordination between Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran-backed militias in...

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🚨🇾🇪🇮🇷 Reuters reports that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps directly advised the Houthi advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast this week, including operations aimed at capturing the port city of Al-Mokha. According to the report, Tehran had already urged the Houthis last week to escalate attacks against Saudi Arabia and promised additional funding. Several senior IRGC commanders reportedly traveled to Yemen to oversee Houthi operations against Saudi targets. Iranian sources said the decision to move on Al-Mokha was ultimately taken by the Houthis themselves, though the resulting rise in oil prices also benefited Iran. 🔥 If sustained, this points to a deeper Iranian role in shaping Houthi operations beyond weapons supply and political backing. Greater pressure around Al-Mokha and the Red Sea coast would raise the stakes for Saudi Arabia and international shipping while giving Tehran another lever in its broader confrontation with the United States and its regional partners.
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🚨🇾🇪🇮🇷 Reuters reports that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps directly advised the Houthi advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast this week, including operations aimed at capturing the port city of Al-Mokha. According to the report, Tehran had already urged the Houthis last week to escalate attacks against Saudi Arabia and promised additional funding. Several senior IRGC commanders reportedly traveled to Yemen to oversee Houthi operations against Saudi targets. Iranian sources said the decision to move on Al-Mokha was ultimately taken by the Houthis themselves, though the resulting rise in oil prices also benefited Iran. 🔥 If sustained, this points to a deeper Iranian role in shaping Houthi operations beyond weapons supply and political backing. Greater pressure around Al-Mokha and the Red Sea coast would raise the stakes for Saudi Arabia and international shipping while giving Tehran another lever in its broader confrontation with the United States and its regional partners.

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Drop Site

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DD Geopolitics

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EXCLUSIVE: 🚨 Tucker Carlson Sat For A 2.5 Hour Interview In Saudi Arabia The Same Day Saudi Arabia وزارة الخارجية 🇸🇦 Condemned US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee For Comments Made During His Interview With Tucker Carlson, Suggesting Saudi Coordination With Tucker To Undermine US-Middle East Policy 🚨 Iranian State Media And Saudi Arabia Promote Tucker Carlson’s Anti Israel and Anti-American Interview In Saudi Arabia On February 21, the same day Saudi Arabia issued a statement condemning US Ambassador to Israel Ambassador Mike Huckabee Mike Huckabee’s comments during his interview with Tucker Carlson, Tucker sat for a 2.5 hour interview in Arabic in Saudi Arabia with the program “Al-Liwan” on Saudi Arabia’s Rotana Khalejia network. The interview was then promoted by Iranian state media outlet Borna News. Source: During the interview, Carlson said the United States and many Western countries are governed by “self-interested and unwise” individuals “who create artificial conflicts between nations to conceal their own performance”. Tucker trashed President Trump in Saudi Arabia as “self interested and unwise”, and then went on to bash Israel during the interview in addition to attacking possible US strikes on Iran. Tucker then used his interview to attack US media and said foreign media is more honest than US media. Throughout the interview, Tucker accused US officials of “prioritizing Israel’s interests over those of American voters” and he described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו as “evil and destructive,” calling him a threat to the world. Tucker ended the interview by saying American leaders and President Trump have pledged greater loyalty to Israel than to the US and he said they have betrayed the United States. It’s clear Tucker is trying to prevent Saudi Arabia from joining the Abraham Accords and he’s going out of his way to undermine US Middle East policy. Tucker is also doing everything in his power to interfere with and undermine US strikes on Iran against the Ayatollah. The fact that Iranian state media is actively promoting Tucker’s interview in Saudi Arabia this week in a positive light is very concerning, as it suggests Tucker’s presence in the Middle East is part of a coordinated Islamic media campaign to sabotage President Trump’s Middle Eastern policy agenda. Tucker continues to violate the Logan Act with zero consequences. Here is the full 2.5 hour interview in Arabic. What are the odds that Tucker was in Saudi Arabia filming Islamic propaganda the same day the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia issued a statement condemning the US Ambassador for Israel over comments made during his interview with Tucker? 🧐 Could it be any more obvious that Tucker Carlson is working to destabilize the Middle East? Did Tucker coordinate the messaging with Saudi Arabia and Iran to stage an international incident and create drama for the US government at a time when the Trump administration is sending US military assets towards Iran? Pete Hegseth It’s unbelievable that the DOJ Pam Bondi is allowing Tucker to get away with this unregistered foreign Islamic lobbying at the expense of US National Security. Watch the full interview below. 👇🏻
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EXCLUSIVE: 🚨 Tucker Carlson Sat For A 2.5 Hour Interview In Saudi Arabia The Same Day Saudi Arabia وزارة الخارجية 🇸🇦 Condemned US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee For Comments Made During His Interview With Tucker Carlson, Suggesting Saudi Coordination With Tucker To Undermine US-Middle East Policy 🚨 Iranian State Media And Saudi Arabia Promote Tucker Carlson’s Anti Israel and Anti-American Interview In Saudi Arabia On February 21, the same day Saudi Arabia issued a statement condemning US Ambassador to Israel Ambassador Mike Huckabee Mike Huckabee’s comments during his interview with Tucker Carlson, Tucker sat for a 2.5 hour interview in Arabic in Saudi Arabia with the program “Al-Liwan” on Saudi Arabia’s Rotana Khalejia network. The interview was then promoted by Iranian state media outlet Borna News. Source: During the interview, Carlson said the United States and many Western countries are governed by “self-interested and unwise” individuals “who create artificial conflicts between nations to conceal their own performance”. Tucker trashed President Trump in Saudi Arabia as “self interested and unwise”, and then went on to bash Israel during the interview in addition to attacking possible US strikes on Iran. Tucker then used his interview to attack US media and said foreign media is more honest than US media. Throughout the interview, Tucker accused US officials of “prioritizing Israel’s interests over those of American voters” and he described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו as “evil and destructive,” calling him a threat to the world. Tucker ended the interview by saying American leaders and President Trump have pledged greater loyalty to Israel than to the US and he said they have betrayed the United States. It’s clear Tucker is trying to prevent Saudi Arabia from joining the Abraham Accords and he’s going out of his way to undermine US Middle East policy. Tucker is also doing everything in his power to interfere with and undermine US strikes on Iran against the Ayatollah. The fact that Iranian state media is actively promoting Tucker’s interview in Saudi Arabia this week in a positive light is very concerning, as it suggests Tucker’s presence in the Middle East is part of a coordinated Islamic media campaign to sabotage President Trump’s Middle Eastern policy agenda. Tucker continues to violate the Logan Act with zero consequences. Here is the full 2.5 hour interview in Arabic. What are the odds that Tucker was in Saudi Arabia filming Islamic propaganda the same day the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia issued a statement condemning the US Ambassador for Israel over comments made during his interview with Tucker? 🧐 Could it be any more obvious that Tucker Carlson is working to destabilize the Middle East? Did Tucker coordinate the messaging with Saudi Arabia and Iran to stage an international incident and create drama for the US government at a time when the Trump administration is sending US military assets towards Iran? Pete Hegseth It’s unbelievable that the DOJ Pam Bondi is allowing Tucker to get away with this unregistered foreign Islamic lobbying at the expense of US National Security. Watch the full interview below. 👇🏻

Laura Loomer

773,517 views • 6 months ago

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Fox News

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The Houthis claim to have captured a large number of Saudi and UAE-backed Yemeni government fighters, with footage appearing to show groups of prisoners in Houthi custody. The reported capture comes as fighting intensifies across several sectors of Yemen. But Yemen’s conflict is bigger than a domestic civil war. The internationally recognised Yemeni government is backed by Saudi Arabia and its allies, while the Houthis receive military and political support from Iran, making the conflict part of the wider Saudi-Iran regional rivalry. On the battlefield, the Houthis are reportedly combining reconnaissance drones, real-time intelligence and ballistic missiles to identify and strike targets. If they can consistently turn battlefield surveillance into rapid precision strikes, Saudi-backed forces face a challenge that goes beyond ground combat: they must also disrupt the Houthi network that connects reconnaissance, targeting and long-range fires. #Houthi #saudiarabia #yemeni #HouthiAttack #MBS
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The Houthis claim to have captured a large number of Saudi and UAE-backed Yemeni government fighters, with footage appearing to show groups of prisoners in Houthi custody. The reported capture comes as fighting intensifies across several sectors of Yemen. But Yemen’s conflict is bigger than a domestic civil war. The internationally recognised Yemeni government is backed by Saudi Arabia and its allies, while the Houthis receive military and political support from Iran, making the conflict part of the wider Saudi-Iran regional rivalry. On the battlefield, the Houthis are reportedly combining reconnaissance drones, real-time intelligence and ballistic missiles to identify and strike targets. If they can consistently turn battlefield surveillance into rapid precision strikes, Saudi-backed forces face a challenge that goes beyond ground combat: they must also disrupt the Houthi network that connects reconnaissance, targeting and long-range fires. #Houthi #saudiarabia #yemeni #HouthiAttack #MBS

Srijan Pal Singh

47,901 views • 4 days ago

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has authorized a FULL military response if Iran attacks again. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke with President Trump, who offered full support for their response. CNN: “I want to go back to that breaking news just in to CNN about Saudi Arabia. It says that it is prepared to respond if Iran continues its retaliatory attack.” “CNN international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson joins us now. What have you learned Nic?” NIC ROBERTSON: “Yeah, this is a really new and big step by the crown prince here to authorize the possibility of Saudi response if Iran attacks Saudi Arabia again.” “He called their attacks yesterday, and in the early hours of today, cowardly, he said that these attacks by Iran were cowardly because Iran knew that Saudi airspace was not being used to attack Iran. And this has incensed him.” “There have been attacks around the capital here that have been intercepted. There was an attack near a military airfield in the north of the country. There have been attacks further east much closer to the Persian Gulf, much closer to Iran.” “They’ve been repelled so far. But the crown prince has said that because of Iran’s actions, he is putting the country, Saudi Arabia’s security first. The safety of its territory, the safety of its citizens, the safety of its residents, he’s putting those things first.” “And for that reason, he says, he is authorizing the right and the military here to respond if they are attacked by Iran.” “And also, we heard from the foreign ministry here on their Twitter feed last night that the crown prince had a telephone conversation with President Trump.” “And in that conversation, the crown prince had full support from President Trump…for how they should respond.”
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has authorized a FULL military response if Iran attacks again. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke with President Trump, who offered full support for their response. CNN: “I want to go back to that breaking news just in to CNN about Saudi Arabia. It says that it is prepared to respond if Iran continues its retaliatory attack.” “CNN international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson joins us now. What have you learned Nic?” NIC ROBERTSON: “Yeah, this is a really new and big step by the crown prince here to authorize the possibility of Saudi response if Iran attacks Saudi Arabia again.” “He called their attacks yesterday, and in the early hours of today, cowardly, he said that these attacks by Iran were cowardly because Iran knew that Saudi airspace was not being used to attack Iran. And this has incensed him.” “There have been attacks around the capital here that have been intercepted. There was an attack near a military airfield in the north of the country. There have been attacks further east much closer to the Persian Gulf, much closer to Iran.” “They’ve been repelled so far. But the crown prince has said that because of Iran’s actions, he is putting the country, Saudi Arabia’s security first. The safety of its territory, the safety of its citizens, the safety of its residents, he’s putting those things first.” “And for that reason, he says, he is authorizing the right and the military here to respond if they are attacked by Iran.” “And also, we heard from the foreign ministry here on their Twitter feed last night that the crown prince had a telephone conversation with President Trump.” “And in that conversation, the crown prince had full support from President Trump…for how they should respond.”

Overton

180,549 views • 6 months ago

I just finished a live interview on Al Jazeera English, where we discussed the latest developments in Yemen following the strike on Sana’a International Airport and the growing tensions between the Houthis, Internationally Recognized Government of Yemen, Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen, and Iran. The anchor noted that this scenario closely aligned with the forecasts I shared with clients on 03 July 2026 and published publicly in recent days. While I assessed an attack on the airport as the least likely among several possible scenarios, I also emphasized that Yemen remains highly unpredictable, which is why our forecasts focus on cautious probabilities rather than certainties. During the interview, I explained that despite today’s developments, I do not believe we have crossed the point of no return toward a full-scale war. In my view, the Saudi-led coalition’s decision to allow the Mahan Air flight to land in Hodeidah was an important signal that regional backchannel diplomacy remains active and that key actors are still trying to prevent a broader conflict. I also noted that the next move now rests with the Houthis. My assessment is that they are likely to respond with drone and missile attacks against Saudi Arabia. Limited attacks would likely lead to a measured response. However, if they expand their campaign to target Saudi oil and energy infrastructure, especially aramco, the risk of a much broader military response would increase significantly. We also discussed the Houthis’ growing focus on Saudi Arabia, their deteriorating economic conditions at home, the possibility of renewed ground operations, and the ongoing diplomatic efforts by Oman, Qatar, and the @OSE_Yemen to contain the crisis. My assessment remains that we are likely to see a calculated, tit-for-tat escalation rather than an immediate return to full-scale war. That said, the situation remains highly fluid, and the coming days will be critical in determining whether diplomacy can stay ahead of military escalation.
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I just finished a live interview on Al Jazeera English, where we discussed the latest developments in Yemen following the strike on Sana’a International Airport and the growing tensions between the Houthis, Internationally Recognized Government of Yemen, Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen, and Iran. The anchor noted that this scenario closely aligned with the forecasts I shared with clients on 03 July 2026 and published publicly in recent days. While I assessed an attack on the airport as the least likely among several possible scenarios, I also emphasized that Yemen remains highly unpredictable, which is why our forecasts focus on cautious probabilities rather than certainties. During the interview, I explained that despite today’s developments, I do not believe we have crossed the point of no return toward a full-scale war. In my view, the Saudi-led coalition’s decision to allow the Mahan Air flight to land in Hodeidah was an important signal that regional backchannel diplomacy remains active and that key actors are still trying to prevent a broader conflict. I also noted that the next move now rests with the Houthis. My assessment is that they are likely to respond with drone and missile attacks against Saudi Arabia. Limited attacks would likely lead to a measured response. However, if they expand their campaign to target Saudi oil and energy infrastructure, especially aramco, the risk of a much broader military response would increase significantly. We also discussed the Houthis’ growing focus on Saudi Arabia, their deteriorating economic conditions at home, the possibility of renewed ground operations, and the ongoing diplomatic efforts by Oman, Qatar, and the @OSE_Yemen to contain the crisis. My assessment remains that we are likely to see a calculated, tit-for-tat escalation rather than an immediate return to full-scale war. That said, the situation remains highly fluid, and the coming days will be critical in determining whether diplomacy can stay ahead of military escalation.

Basha باشا

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The campaign against the IRGC's regional proxy network is expanding. New footage released by Yemen's armed forces shows strikes targeting Houthi positions as government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia and the United States, continue operations aimed at weakening the IRGC-backed group around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. With pressure mounting on the regime's proxy network in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, the Islamic Republic is increasingly losing the regional infrastructure it has relied on to project power beyond its borders.
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The campaign against the IRGC's regional proxy network is expanding. New footage released by Yemen's armed forces shows strikes targeting Houthi positions as government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia and the United States, continue operations aimed at weakening the IRGC-backed group around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. With pressure mounting on the regime's proxy network in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, the Islamic Republic is increasingly losing the regional infrastructure it has relied on to project power beyond its borders.

Tousi TV

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My discussion with Erin Molan on The Erin Molan Show about Iran War, the Middle East, and Saudi-U.S. relations: — #SaudiArabia’s priority remains de-escalation and regional stability, even as the #Gulf continues to face Iranian missile and drone #attacks. — This is strategic patience, not weakness. The #Kingdom seeks a secure #region free from war, instability, and threats to vital #shipping lanes in the Arabian #Gulf. — President #Trump has consistently shown respect for Saudi Arabia’s leadership and has helped strengthen strategic and defense ties with the Kingdom. Saudi Arabia, in turn, remains a major #strategic and #economic partner of the #UnitedStates. The Saudi-U.S. relationship, particularly under President #Trump, remains strong regardless of political noise or careless jokes. — On the #Abraham_Accords, #SaudiArabia has always welcomed genuine peace. The obstacle remains #Israel’s refusal to take meaningful steps toward the #Palestinians. Both Israeli and Palestinian #youth deserve the chance to live in peace, and Saudi Arabia’s position has remained clear, balanced, and reasonable. — We support #Pakistan’s mediation efforts between #Washington and #Tehran. But if #Iran rejects mediation and continues attacking Gulf states, the Gulf could be drawn into the #war. Saudi Arabia carries a major responsibility in safeguarding energy stability and protecting the global #economy, which is precisely why de-escalation remains the Kingdom’s priority.
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My discussion with Erin Molan on The Erin Molan Show about Iran War, the Middle East, and Saudi-U.S. relations: — #SaudiArabia’s priority remains de-escalation and regional stability, even as the #Gulf continues to face Iranian missile and drone #attacks. — This is strategic patience, not weakness. The #Kingdom seeks a secure #region free from war, instability, and threats to vital #shipping lanes in the Arabian #Gulf. — President #Trump has consistently shown respect for Saudi Arabia’s leadership and has helped strengthen strategic and defense ties with the Kingdom. Saudi Arabia, in turn, remains a major #strategic and #economic partner of the #UnitedStates. The Saudi-U.S. relationship, particularly under President #Trump, remains strong regardless of political noise or careless jokes. — On the #Abraham_Accords, #SaudiArabia has always welcomed genuine peace. The obstacle remains #Israel’s refusal to take meaningful steps toward the #Palestinians. Both Israeli and Palestinian #youth deserve the chance to live in peace, and Saudi Arabia’s position has remained clear, balanced, and reasonable. — We support #Pakistan’s mediation efforts between #Washington and #Tehran. But if #Iran rejects mediation and continues attacking Gulf states, the Gulf could be drawn into the #war. Saudi Arabia carries a major responsibility in safeguarding energy stability and protecting the global #economy, which is precisely why de-escalation remains the Kingdom’s priority.

Mohammed Alhamed

109,162 views • 5 months ago

Reports indicate a significant development in defense cooperation as Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia are reportedly working on forming a joint Islamic defense bloc, which analysts are calling a potential “Muslim NATO.” The foundation of this bloc builds on the existing strong defense agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, under which any attack on Pakistan would be considered an attack on Saudi Arabia. Now, Turkey’s entry is seen as a strategic step. According to international sources, Turkey is in the final stages of negotiations to join the Pakistan Saudi defense framework. This would combine Pakistan’s nuclear capability, Saudi Arabia’s financial and oil power, and Turkey’s advanced drone and defense technology, creating a formidable regional force. Observers note that at a time when NATO faces internal challenges, this emerging Muslim alliance could not only shift regional power dynamics but also send a clear message to the world: Muslim nations are increasingly pursuing collective security and autonomous defense strategies.
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Reports indicate a significant development in defense cooperation as Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia are reportedly working on forming a joint Islamic defense bloc, which analysts are calling a potential “Muslim NATO.” The foundation of this bloc builds on the existing strong defense agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, under which any attack on Pakistan would be considered an attack on Saudi Arabia. Now, Turkey’s entry is seen as a strategic step. According to international sources, Turkey is in the final stages of negotiations to join the Pakistan Saudi defense framework. This would combine Pakistan’s nuclear capability, Saudi Arabia’s financial and oil power, and Turkey’s advanced drone and defense technology, creating a formidable regional force. Observers note that at a time when NATO faces internal challenges, this emerging Muslim alliance could not only shift regional power dynamics but also send a clear message to the world: Muslim nations are increasingly pursuing collective security and autonomous defense strategies.

Sadaf Baloch

15,533 views • 8 months ago

Foreign Minister of the Taliban administration, Amir Khan Muttaqi, stated during a meeting in Kabul with foreign diplomats and representatives of international organizations that the Taliban government has lost trust in Pakistan regarding efforts to resolve the ongoing crisis through diplomatic channels. He said that they have so far taken serious and practical steps to resolve the issue through mediation by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, China, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. However, whenever the process was close to reaching a solution, Pakistan carried out attacks on Afghanistan, disrupting the diplomatic efforts. At the same time, while addressing the regional situation, he condemned the United States’ attack on Iran and also called on Iran to refrain from attacking Gulf countries in order to help maintain regional security and stability.
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Foreign Minister of the Taliban administration, Amir Khan Muttaqi, stated during a meeting in Kabul with foreign diplomats and representatives of international organizations that the Taliban government has lost trust in Pakistan regarding efforts to resolve the ongoing crisis through diplomatic channels. He said that they have so far taken serious and practical steps to resolve the issue through mediation by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, China, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. However, whenever the process was close to reaching a solution, Pakistan carried out attacks on Afghanistan, disrupting the diplomatic efforts. At the same time, while addressing the regional situation, he condemned the United States’ attack on Iran and also called on Iran to refrain from attacking Gulf countries in order to help maintain regional security and stability.

Aditya Raj Kaul

92,263 views • 6 months ago

Saudi warplanes carried out a wave of strikes in southern Yemen on yesterday, after UAE backed Southern Transitional Council leader Aidarous al Zubaidi ignored a Riyadh ultimatum and refused to attend emergency talks, according to regional and international reports. The strikes hit positions in al Dhalea linked to the Southern Transitional Council, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed faction it had previously treated as a partner. Hospital and medical sources said 4 people were killed, all civilians, with 14 others wounded. The Guardian cited an STC official as saying 2 people were killed and 14 injured near al Zubaidi’s home village. Separately, pro STC accounts citing Yemeni sources claim detainees from prisons in Hadhramaut were freed or relocated by Saudi backed forces. Those reports said operations prioritized territorial control, potentially at the expense of civilian safety, but the claims remain unconfirmed.
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Saudi warplanes carried out a wave of strikes in southern Yemen on yesterday, after UAE backed Southern Transitional Council leader Aidarous al Zubaidi ignored a Riyadh ultimatum and refused to attend emergency talks, according to regional and international reports. The strikes hit positions in al Dhalea linked to the Southern Transitional Council, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed faction it had previously treated as a partner. Hospital and medical sources said 4 people were killed, all civilians, with 14 others wounded. The Guardian cited an STC official as saying 2 people were killed and 14 injured near al Zubaidi’s home village. Separately, pro STC accounts citing Yemeni sources claim detainees from prisons in Hadhramaut were freed or relocated by Saudi backed forces. Those reports said operations prioritized territorial control, potentially at the expense of civilian safety, but the claims remain unconfirmed.

Open Source Intel

58,832 views • 8 months ago