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مجانين او انهم فعلا اشداء صواريخ تسقط امامهم ورفاقهم امامهم فارقوا الحياة مع ذالك ينادون بالثبات وليس بهلع او هستيريا انما بكل ثقة وثبات

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Here, the people of South Arabia live under a forced unity, oppression, and persecution by North Yemen, and now Saudi Arabia is intervening against them. Why? Because the Southern Transitional Council forces are fighting terrorism.

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Footage: Saudi Arabia bombing of UAE-backed forces from Sabren_News1 on TG/Report: Al Jazeera

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هده الشجاعة تاتي لانه نحن اصحاب الارض وانتم المعتدون حقنا سيعود بالطيب او بدق الخشوم

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ياشباب ، ركزوا بالمقطع ، في ناس تذمر الشهادة ، و الله اننا على حق

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م .عوض عامر بلقرزي9 ay önce

Saudi crimes for a people who only wants to live in peace on their land a tribute to these heroes

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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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#عدوان_سعودي_شمالي_على_الجنوب #دولة_الجنوب_العربي #قتله_شعب_الجنوب #اعلان_دوله_الجنوب_العربي

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The Southern people must be respected in their demand to restore their state.

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Zionist monarchs, MbS and MbZ, are masterfully feigning escalated tension between their Zionist colonies. So much so, I can’t find a single British or European Union Muslim on social media talking about the UAE+Saudi Arabia facilitated genocide in Sudan? Kudos CIA, MI6, Mossad.

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I don't understand why no one wants a free people to exploit their own state. Look at us! Our president, Aidarus, announced the constitution of the fully sovereign state of South Arabia yesterday, after a struggle by the people that lasted more than thirty years.

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South Arabia ✌🏾 Aden✌🏾

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Saudi Arabia needs its oil refineries visited

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قاموا فقط بقصف المعدات

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Mr. Geostrategic wants to spread freedom Throughout the region They are a superpower, and others must accept this reality, even if they don't like it. CNN presenter's face😐WTF 😂😂😂 anyone have a spare mirror, even if it's broken?

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@grok what’s happening with these two countries , I thought it was done dusted few days back when UAE backed out

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@Ahmed_Alhmimi The international community must witness the crimes of the Saudi bombing of the peaceful people of southern Yemen.

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Good to Israeli Proxies.

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Coalition is finished

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They try to skip but the Yemen army hold them they are safe now.

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دولة الارهاب السعودي تقصف الجنوب العربي

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Fighting terrorism requires strengthening those who have already defeated extremist networks—not undermining them. Analysts warn that destabilizing southern forces could unintentionally empower ISIS and al-Qaeda in the long term.

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The Southern people seek nothing but their legitimate rights and rights are not erased by force

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الثبات الثبات يا رجال قوات الجنوبيه الباسله قويه جدا الله ينصرهم على العدوان السعودي الارهابي الجبان

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#عدوان_سعودي_شمالي_على_الجنوب #دولة_الجنوب_العربي #قتله_شعب_الجنوب

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What didn’t you translate the most important part, the reply to when he said tend to the wounded? They said “there is no wounded”.

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هذولا ابطل الجنوب العربي أبطال جنوب الجزيره العربية

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Video shows Saudi-backed forces advancing towards the Yemeni city of Mukalla, seizing new areas in Hadramout. The push comes amid escalating clashes with the UAE-backed separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC), as rival forces battle for control across southern Yemen.
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Video shows Saudi-backed forces advancing towards the Yemeni city of Mukalla, seizing new areas in Hadramout. The push comes amid escalating clashes with the UAE-backed separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC), as rival forces battle for control across southern Yemen.

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UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council forces in Yemen have started pulling back from parts of Hadramout, meeting a deadline set by the country’s Presidential Leadership Council for the Emirates’ troop withdrawal.
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UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council forces in Yemen have started pulling back from parts of Hadramout, meeting a deadline set by the country’s Presidential Leadership Council for the Emirates’ troop withdrawal.

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The Saudi-led Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen has announced that it carried out “limited” airstrikes in the last few hours on the Port of Mukalla in Southern Yemen, targeting military equipment and vehicles for the Southern Transitional Council (STC) that has arrived via two ships from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The Saudi-led Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen has announced that it carried out “limited” airstrikes in the last few hours on the Port of Mukalla in Southern Yemen, targeting military equipment and vehicles for the Southern Transitional Council (STC) that has arrived via two ships from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

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🇸🇦🇦🇪 UAE proxies on the run Footage and reports released today show Emirati-backed militias in full retreat in Yemen and parts of Sudan as forces backed by Saudi Arabia make major gains. In south Yemen, UAE-backed separatists have been forced out of key positions in Hadramout following violent clashes, while Sudanese government forces have reportedly achieved gains in North Darfour against the RSF militia.
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🇸🇦🇦🇪 UAE proxies on the run Footage and reports released today show Emirati-backed militias in full retreat in Yemen and parts of Sudan as forces backed by Saudi Arabia make major gains. In south Yemen, UAE-backed separatists have been forced out of key positions in Hadramout following violent clashes, while Sudanese government forces have reportedly achieved gains in North Darfour against the RSF militia.

5Pillars

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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.
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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

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UAE-funded activities are shutting down on the Yemeni island of Socotra. Circulated videos shows the dismantling of a site that was intended to host the UAE’s annual Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival on the island. There are also reports that Emirati-linked business activities, particularly in the fisheries sector, as well as UAE-based travel agencies operating in Socotra, are closing down. These developments follow a decision by Yemen’s Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government to halt all direct maritime commercial shipping and airline traffic from the UAE to the island. To the best of my knowledge, there are currently no UAE military forces stationed on Socotra. The only foreign military presence on the island is a Saudi military task force operating alongside local forces. These local units have historically been aligned with the Southern Transitional Council المجلس الانتقالي الجنوبي العربي, but like other southern forces across South Yemen, they are now pledging loyalty to the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.
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UAE-funded activities are shutting down on the Yemeni island of Socotra. Circulated videos shows the dismantling of a site that was intended to host the UAE’s annual Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival on the island. There are also reports that Emirati-linked business activities, particularly in the fisheries sector, as well as UAE-based travel agencies operating in Socotra, are closing down. These developments follow a decision by Yemen’s Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government to halt all direct maritime commercial shipping and airline traffic from the UAE to the island. To the best of my knowledge, there are currently no UAE military forces stationed on Socotra. The only foreign military presence on the island is a Saudi military task force operating alongside local forces. These local units have historically been aligned with the Southern Transitional Council المجلس الانتقالي الجنوبي العربي, but like other southern forces across South Yemen, they are now pledging loyalty to the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.

Basha باشا

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Despite the defeat and dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) after Saudi Arabia's 🇸🇦 offensive, South Yemen 🇾🇪 civilians continue to protest. The STC was the UAE 🇦🇪 backed militia that was controling part of South Yemen and launched a large offensive that nearly managed to merge the pro-saudi internationnaly recognized Yemen and the STC into a single state in late december 2025. Since Yemen is already cut between the north (Houthis rebels, shia muslim) and the south/east (STC, gov., sunni muslim), part of the southern population wanted to revive South Yemen/South Arabia state., which was already independant between 1967 and 1990. When the STC launched its offensive, it didn't face any large resistance and was welcomed by part of the population. However, the situation quickly reversed when Saudi Arabia and Yemen's army intervened and destroyed in a few days the dreams of independence of the pro-UAE STC. However, the population continues to widely protest in most of South Yemen's cities, calling for independence. For now, this is not the KSA's priority since it would prefer a unified state to two Yemeni states at its southern border. A pro-Iran and pro-Emirati state at its southern border would have been a nightmare for Riyadh...
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Despite the defeat and dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) after Saudi Arabia's 🇸🇦 offensive, South Yemen 🇾🇪 civilians continue to protest. The STC was the UAE 🇦🇪 backed militia that was controling part of South Yemen and launched a large offensive that nearly managed to merge the pro-saudi internationnaly recognized Yemen and the STC into a single state in late december 2025. Since Yemen is already cut between the north (Houthis rebels, shia muslim) and the south/east (STC, gov., sunni muslim), part of the southern population wanted to revive South Yemen/South Arabia state., which was already independant between 1967 and 1990. When the STC launched its offensive, it didn't face any large resistance and was welcomed by part of the population. However, the situation quickly reversed when Saudi Arabia and Yemen's army intervened and destroyed in a few days the dreams of independence of the pro-UAE STC. However, the population continues to widely protest in most of South Yemen's cities, calling for independence. For now, this is not the KSA's priority since it would prefer a unified state to two Yemeni states at its southern border. A pro-Iran and pro-Emirati state at its southern border would have been a nightmare for Riyadh...

Clément Molin

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Another example of UAE soft power in southwestern Yemen has emerged through the Southern Transitional Council المجلس الانتقالي الجنوبي. Supporters of the UAE-backed STC circulated footage from Al-Dhale’-Lahij governorate(s) showing what they claim are National Shield Forces قوات درع الوطن deployed near al-Anad air base preventing them from entering Aden to attend a rally called by the ousted STC leader عيدروس الزُبيدي - Aidaros Alzubidi. Last week, several senior members of the STC based in Riyadh announced the dissolution of the STC. However, factions operating in Aden, Mukalla, Socotra, Abu Dhabi, and abroad have rejected that announcement and continue to operate under the STC banner. While the STC enjoys visible support in Al-Dhale’ governorate, it faces staunch popular opposition in the central and eastern southern governorates. Al-Zubaidi has been formally accused by the internationally recognized Yemeni government of leading a rebellion and committing acts of treason, underscoring the contested legitimacy surrounding UAE-backed political actors in South Yemen. For background read:

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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

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Reports claiming that Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) forces have launched counterattacks along the Murad–Dhubab axis in southwest Yemen are propaganda and have no factual basis. In other words, PLC forces currently lack the resources and capabilities to even hold their existing positions, let alone launch a counteroffensive. Footage has emerged showing militants from the Southern Giants Brigades moving through the desert in Lahij Governorate at approximately 12.838027, 43.596774, which some social media accounts are presenting as proof of a PLC counteroffensive. In reality, the area is largely open desert, where both sides can move relatively freely, although not without risk. Forces can use the terrain to move, conduct reconnaissance, or ambush vehicles from different directions. The presence of Southern Giants fighters there does not, by itself, prove that a counteroffensive is underway.
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Reports claiming that Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) forces have launched counterattacks along the Murad–Dhubab axis in southwest Yemen are propaganda and have no factual basis. In other words, PLC forces currently lack the resources and capabilities to even hold their existing positions, let alone launch a counteroffensive. Footage has emerged showing militants from the Southern Giants Brigades moving through the desert in Lahij Governorate at approximately 12.838027, 43.596774, which some social media accounts are presenting as proof of a PLC counteroffensive. In reality, the area is largely open desert, where both sides can move relatively freely, although not without risk. Forces can use the terrain to move, conduct reconnaissance, or ambush vehicles from different directions. The presence of Southern Giants fighters there does not, by itself, prove that a counteroffensive is underway.

OSINTWarfare

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🇾🇪🇸🇦🇺🇸 The Houthis besieged Yemen's 2nd largest city, struck Riyadh with ballistic missiles, hit a Saudi Aramco facility, and shot surface-to-air missiles at Saudi F-15s. All in the same day! Saudi-backed forces are collapsing on the front lines while their president makes speeches about a counter-offensive that is not coming. The U.S. is providing intelligence and targeting but has said NO to direct strikes, with CENTCOM reportedly viewing Yemen as a "distraction" from Iran. A 3rd U.S. aircraft carrier, the Teddy Roosevelt, is now heading to the region to join the George Washington and the George H.W. Bush, and the Pentagon is refusing to say whether it is a replacement or an addition. A source who predicted a Gulf coalition strike on the Houthis is standing by their statement, with a 7-10 day timeline still in play... This could be the beginning of the end of the House of Saud, surrounded by enemies, with Houthi clerics openly questioning Saudi legitimacy over Mecca itself. And separately: 5 hospitals in Siberia are now under full quarantine amid reports of a possible pneumonic PLAGUE outbreak... just what 2026 needed. Brandon Weichert
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🇾🇪🇸🇦🇺🇸 The Houthis besieged Yemen's 2nd largest city, struck Riyadh with ballistic missiles, hit a Saudi Aramco facility, and shot surface-to-air missiles at Saudi F-15s. All in the same day! Saudi-backed forces are collapsing on the front lines while their president makes speeches about a counter-offensive that is not coming. The U.S. is providing intelligence and targeting but has said NO to direct strikes, with CENTCOM reportedly viewing Yemen as a "distraction" from Iran. A 3rd U.S. aircraft carrier, the Teddy Roosevelt, is now heading to the region to join the George Washington and the George H.W. Bush, and the Pentagon is refusing to say whether it is a replacement or an addition. A source who predicted a Gulf coalition strike on the Houthis is standing by their statement, with a 7-10 day timeline still in play... This could be the beginning of the end of the House of Saud, surrounded by enemies, with Houthi clerics openly questioning Saudi legitimacy over Mecca itself. And separately: 5 hospitals in Siberia are now under full quarantine amid reports of a possible pneumonic PLAGUE outbreak... just what 2026 needed. Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

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🇸🇦| They Left Their Wounded Behind: The True Face of the Saudi-UAE Coalition In Al-Mokha, the "brave" Saudi and Emirati proxies did what they do best: they ran. Pro-Saudi and pro-UAE elements abandoned their wounded at Ben Zaid Hospital in Mokha and fled toward southern cities. Not a tactical retreat. Not a strategic withdrawal. A stampede. Their wounded the men who bled for Saudi riyals and Emirati dirhams were left behind like broken equipment. No evacuation. No rescue. No loyalty. Just the sound of engines fading toward Aden. 🩸 The Pattern of Cowardice This is not an isolated incident. This is the pattern: · In Hays, they abandoned weapons and vehicles on the roadsides. · In Al-Khawkhah, they fled so fast they didn't even destroy their equipment. · In Khalid Camp, they surrendered in droves after the amnesty announcement. · In Al-Mokha, they left their wounded in hospital beds and ran. Their commanders, Tareq Saleh, Hamdi Shukri, Youssef Al-Sharaji are accusing each other of betrayal while their soldiers die abandoned. ⚡️ The Truth They Can't Hide Saudi Arabia paid billions for this army. The UAE trained it. America armed it. And when the battle came, it collapsed in 96 hours. They couldn't hold Hays. They couldn't hold Al-Khawkhah. They couldn't hold Khalid Camp. And now, in Al-Mokha, they can't even hold their own hospital. They left their wounded behind. What kind of army does that? The kind that was never fighting for a cause only for a paycheck. The kind that runs when the paycheck is no longer worth the risk. The kind that abandons its own the moment the enemy appears on the horizon. 🔥 The Contrast AnsarAllah announces a general amnesty for those who surrender. The Saudi-UAE coalition leaves its wounded to die. One side fights for dignity. The other fights for dollars. One side buries its martyrs with honor. The other abandons its wounded in hospital beds. When the history of this war is written, Al-Mokha will not be remembered for the Saudi airstrikes. It will be remembered for the hospital beds where the "brave" mercenaries left their own to bleed. They came for money. They left with shame. And their wounded paid the price. 🇾🇪🔥
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🇸🇦| They Left Their Wounded Behind: The True Face of the Saudi-UAE Coalition In Al-Mokha, the "brave" Saudi and Emirati proxies did what they do best: they ran. Pro-Saudi and pro-UAE elements abandoned their wounded at Ben Zaid Hospital in Mokha and fled toward southern cities. Not a tactical retreat. Not a strategic withdrawal. A stampede. Their wounded the men who bled for Saudi riyals and Emirati dirhams were left behind like broken equipment. No evacuation. No rescue. No loyalty. Just the sound of engines fading toward Aden. 🩸 The Pattern of Cowardice This is not an isolated incident. This is the pattern: · In Hays, they abandoned weapons and vehicles on the roadsides. · In Al-Khawkhah, they fled so fast they didn't even destroy their equipment. · In Khalid Camp, they surrendered in droves after the amnesty announcement. · In Al-Mokha, they left their wounded in hospital beds and ran. Their commanders, Tareq Saleh, Hamdi Shukri, Youssef Al-Sharaji are accusing each other of betrayal while their soldiers die abandoned. ⚡️ The Truth They Can't Hide Saudi Arabia paid billions for this army. The UAE trained it. America armed it. And when the battle came, it collapsed in 96 hours. They couldn't hold Hays. They couldn't hold Al-Khawkhah. They couldn't hold Khalid Camp. And now, in Al-Mokha, they can't even hold their own hospital. They left their wounded behind. What kind of army does that? The kind that was never fighting for a cause only for a paycheck. The kind that runs when the paycheck is no longer worth the risk. The kind that abandons its own the moment the enemy appears on the horizon. 🔥 The Contrast AnsarAllah announces a general amnesty for those who surrender. The Saudi-UAE coalition leaves its wounded to die. One side fights for dignity. The other fights for dollars. One side buries its martyrs with honor. The other abandons its wounded in hospital beds. When the history of this war is written, Al-Mokha will not be remembered for the Saudi airstrikes. It will be remembered for the hospital beds where the "brave" mercenaries left their own to bleed. They came for money. They left with shame. And their wounded paid the price. 🇾🇪🔥

Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer

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🇱🇧 Three forces are colliding in Lebanon with zero overlap, and the blunt verdict is this: the war never ended, it just changed shape... Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar drew it as three circles that refuse to meet. The US-Iran MOU, the new Israel-Lebanon framework, and the simple fact of Hezbollah's existence inside Lebanon. No common ground, no Venn overlap, a true impasse. And impasses, he noted, break one of two ways: frozen conflict, or a war to force one circle into another. The tell he's watching is Admiral Brad Cooper meeting Lebanese commanders in Beirut this week. The U.S. already pours billions into the Lebanese army, so the question is whether these new talks aim to push that army into directly confronting Hezbollah, a fight he says it would lose. If that's the goal, war is coming. If not, the impasse simply grinds on. Then he zoomed out, and it got even darker. Yemen's tribal alliances reassembling, UAE-backed against Saudi-backed, US-backed against Iran-backed, all of it hardening into proxy lines across Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen at once. His phrase for where the region sits: everyone's in a bumper car and nobody has brakes. He left me with the comparison that lingers. Southern Lebanon, he said, is starting to look a lot like southern Vietnam.
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🇱🇧 Three forces are colliding in Lebanon with zero overlap, and the blunt verdict is this: the war never ended, it just changed shape... Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar drew it as three circles that refuse to meet. The US-Iran MOU, the new Israel-Lebanon framework, and the simple fact of Hezbollah's existence inside Lebanon. No common ground, no Venn overlap, a true impasse. And impasses, he noted, break one of two ways: frozen conflict, or a war to force one circle into another. The tell he's watching is Admiral Brad Cooper meeting Lebanese commanders in Beirut this week. The U.S. already pours billions into the Lebanese army, so the question is whether these new talks aim to push that army into directly confronting Hezbollah, a fight he says it would lose. If that's the goal, war is coming. If not, the impasse simply grinds on. Then he zoomed out, and it got even darker. Yemen's tribal alliances reassembling, UAE-backed against Saudi-backed, US-backed against Iran-backed, all of it hardening into proxy lines across Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen at once. His phrase for where the region sits: everyone's in a bumper car and nobody has brakes. He left me with the comparison that lingers. Southern Lebanon, he said, is starting to look a lot like southern Vietnam.

Mario Nawfal

78,903 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Saudi Arabia’s use of the narrative that Ansar Allah is targeting Mecca is not new. It was used repeatedly throughout the years of the Saudi-led war on Yemen. But perhaps one of the clearest indications of how this narrative was used emerged when Ansar Allah captured Sudanese soldiers fighting on the Saudi side. In this Al Masirah report, a Sudanese sergeant captured in 2018 on the Jizan front, along the Saudi-Yemeni border, describes how Sudanese soldiers were prepared for the war. According to his testimony, Sudanese military morale officers told them that Ansar Allah wanted to target Mecca and Medina, insulted Islamic symbols, and sought to destroy the holy sites. They were given a religious justification for the war to make them believe they were fighting to protect Islam and the holy places, alongside the financial incentives offered to them. These Sudanese troops were then deployed to some of the most dangerous fronts in Yemen. Thousands of Sudanese fighters took part in the Saudi- and UAE-led coalition’s war, including on the western coast around Mokha, Khokha, Tuhayta, Durayhimi and southern Hodeidah, as well as in Midi, Haradh and along the Saudi-Yemeni border. On the border, Sudanese troops were reportedly placed on the front lines while Saudi forces remained behind them. Accounts published during the war described Sudanese fighters being used in exposed frontline positions and, in some cases, as a buffer protecting Saudi forces. There are also numerous videos and testimonies from captured Sudanese soldiers describing how they were pushed into battles, how they were prevented from withdrawing, and how those who attempted to leave were threatened. But what is perhaps most striking in these testimonies is what happened after some of them were captured. Some Sudanese prisoners described being shocked by the reality they encountered after surrendering to Ansar Allah. The people they had been told they were going to fight as enemies, they said, treated them with food, water, dignity and basic human decency. For some of these prisoners, the experience reportedly contrasted sharply with what they had experienced from the Saudi side and from the Yemeni forces allied with the coalition alongside whom they had been sent to fight. That contrast matters. Because if soldiers are told they are going to war to defend Islam, Mecca and Medina from people who supposedly hate Muslims, only to encounter a completely different reality when they are captured, it raises a serious question about the narratives they were fed before being sent to the battlefield. The tragedy of the Sudanese soldiers who were killed, wounded or captured in Yemen is therefore much larger than a military statistic. Thousands were sent into a war far from their homeland, many of them recruited under conditions of poverty, financial pressure and religious messaging. Responsibility for that tragedy does not fall on the soldiers alone. It lies with the governments and powers that recruited, deployed and sustained them..including the Sudanese government, the Saudi-UAE coalition, and the foreign powers that supported the war. That is why the return of the “protecting Mecca” narrative today should not simply be dismissed as another political slogan. It was used before. And given how it was reportedly used to mobilize Sudanese soldiers, its reappearance raises the question of whether the same narrative is once again being prepared to attract Muslim fighters to another war. I will post more videos and testimonies from Sudanese soldiers in the comments, so people can hear their experiences in their own words.
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Saudi Arabia’s use of the narrative that Ansar Allah is targeting Mecca is not new. It was used repeatedly throughout the years of the Saudi-led war on Yemen. But perhaps one of the clearest indications of how this narrative was used emerged when Ansar Allah captured Sudanese soldiers fighting on the Saudi side. In this Al Masirah report, a Sudanese sergeant captured in 2018 on the Jizan front, along the Saudi-Yemeni border, describes how Sudanese soldiers were prepared for the war. According to his testimony, Sudanese military morale officers told them that Ansar Allah wanted to target Mecca and Medina, insulted Islamic symbols, and sought to destroy the holy sites. They were given a religious justification for the war to make them believe they were fighting to protect Islam and the holy places, alongside the financial incentives offered to them. These Sudanese troops were then deployed to some of the most dangerous fronts in Yemen. Thousands of Sudanese fighters took part in the Saudi- and UAE-led coalition’s war, including on the western coast around Mokha, Khokha, Tuhayta, Durayhimi and southern Hodeidah, as well as in Midi, Haradh and along the Saudi-Yemeni border. On the border, Sudanese troops were reportedly placed on the front lines while Saudi forces remained behind them. Accounts published during the war described Sudanese fighters being used in exposed frontline positions and, in some cases, as a buffer protecting Saudi forces. There are also numerous videos and testimonies from captured Sudanese soldiers describing how they were pushed into battles, how they were prevented from withdrawing, and how those who attempted to leave were threatened. But what is perhaps most striking in these testimonies is what happened after some of them were captured. Some Sudanese prisoners described being shocked by the reality they encountered after surrendering to Ansar Allah. The people they had been told they were going to fight as enemies, they said, treated them with food, water, dignity and basic human decency. For some of these prisoners, the experience reportedly contrasted sharply with what they had experienced from the Saudi side and from the Yemeni forces allied with the coalition alongside whom they had been sent to fight. That contrast matters. Because if soldiers are told they are going to war to defend Islam, Mecca and Medina from people who supposedly hate Muslims, only to encounter a completely different reality when they are captured, it raises a serious question about the narratives they were fed before being sent to the battlefield. The tragedy of the Sudanese soldiers who were killed, wounded or captured in Yemen is therefore much larger than a military statistic. Thousands were sent into a war far from their homeland, many of them recruited under conditions of poverty, financial pressure and religious messaging. Responsibility for that tragedy does not fall on the soldiers alone. It lies with the governments and powers that recruited, deployed and sustained them..including the Sudanese government, the Saudi-UAE coalition, and the foreign powers that supported the war. That is why the return of the “protecting Mecca” narrative today should not simply be dismissed as another political slogan. It was used before. And given how it was reportedly used to mobilize Sudanese soldiers, its reappearance raises the question of whether the same narrative is once again being prepared to attract Muslim fighters to another war. I will post more videos and testimonies from Sudanese soldiers in the comments, so people can hear their experiences in their own words.

محمد عبدالملك - Mohamed

21,131 görüntüleme • 20 gün önce

This is how the Western Media reports. See no evil hear no evil. In two years Israel killed more than 120,000 Palestinians and counting every single day. 80 years of Zionist slaughtering of Palestinians. Now Israel and USA on the next mission of killing more innocent people in Iran and destroying great countries in the name of nuclear. 1. Iraq – 2003 U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein; years of insurgency and instability followed. 2. Libya – 2011 NATO intervention (backed by the U.S.) led to the fall of Muammar Gaddafi and prolonged civil war. 3. Syria – U.S. involvement through airstrikes, support to opposition groups, and anti-ISIS operations during the civil war. 4. Yemen – U.S. supported the Saudi-led coalition with intelligence, logistics, and arms during the civil war. 5. Somalia – U.S. military operations against Al-Shabaab, including airstrikes and special forces missions. Before you die, make sure to tell your children and future generations that you witnessed that era when an 86 years old man stood alone to defend his country while all the so called islamic countries were drowning in luxury and silence while others played a bigger role in assisting in the murder by allowing their countries to be used as military bases. No more bloodshed. No more broken futures. Peace is strength. Unity is power. Let the war end — let hope begin. Free Iran!
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This is how the Western Media reports. See no evil hear no evil. In two years Israel killed more than 120,000 Palestinians and counting every single day. 80 years of Zionist slaughtering of Palestinians. Now Israel and USA on the next mission of killing more innocent people in Iran and destroying great countries in the name of nuclear. 1. Iraq – 2003 U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein; years of insurgency and instability followed. 2. Libya – 2011 NATO intervention (backed by the U.S.) led to the fall of Muammar Gaddafi and prolonged civil war. 3. Syria – U.S. involvement through airstrikes, support to opposition groups, and anti-ISIS operations during the civil war. 4. Yemen – U.S. supported the Saudi-led coalition with intelligence, logistics, and arms during the civil war. 5. Somalia – U.S. military operations against Al-Shabaab, including airstrikes and special forces missions. Before you die, make sure to tell your children and future generations that you witnessed that era when an 86 years old man stood alone to defend his country while all the so called islamic countries were drowning in luxury and silence while others played a bigger role in assisting in the murder by allowing their countries to be used as military bases. No more bloodshed. No more broken futures. Peace is strength. Unity is power. Let the war end — let hope begin. Free Iran!

Mohammed Ali, CBS, HSC

31,120 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Breaking | #Houthis capture the Red Sea Port of Mocha | Update ⚠️ 12 PM local Yemen time. Video shows a Houthi technical entering Main Street in Mocha, in front of Taizi Mall, as some locals can be heard chanting the Houthi slogan. GeoConfirmed 13.3216146, 43.2567378 The footage comes as قناة الجمهورية | Aljoumhouriya TV and الساحل الغربي | The West Coast, official outlets affiliated with the National Resistance Forces المقاومة الوطنية, report that Houthi forces have broken through several fronts following intense fighting. The outlets report that Vice Chairman of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council Tariq Saleh طارق محمد صالح has ordered forces on the western coast to regroup. The Joint Forces have established an alternative command center south of Mocha following the reported breakthroughs. According to the National Resistance’s military media, Tariq Saleh said National Resistance, Southern Giants Brigades المركز الإعلامي ل ألوية العمالقة الجنوبية, National Shield Forces قوات درع الوطن, and units from the Taiz Axis المركز الاعلامي لمحور تعز had suffered significant casualties during days of fighting against the Houthi offensive. Saleh said he had ordered the establishment of a new command center in a secure location to regroup the forces in consultation with the Saudi-led Coalition leadership and the Presidential Leadership Council.
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Breaking | #Houthis capture the Red Sea Port of Mocha | Update ⚠️ 12 PM local Yemen time. Video shows a Houthi technical entering Main Street in Mocha, in front of Taizi Mall, as some locals can be heard chanting the Houthi slogan. GeoConfirmed 13.3216146, 43.2567378 The footage comes as قناة الجمهورية | Aljoumhouriya TV and الساحل الغربي | The West Coast, official outlets affiliated with the National Resistance Forces المقاومة الوطنية, report that Houthi forces have broken through several fronts following intense fighting. The outlets report that Vice Chairman of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council Tariq Saleh طارق محمد صالح has ordered forces on the western coast to regroup. The Joint Forces have established an alternative command center south of Mocha following the reported breakthroughs. According to the National Resistance’s military media, Tariq Saleh said National Resistance, Southern Giants Brigades المركز الإعلامي ل ألوية العمالقة الجنوبية, National Shield Forces قوات درع الوطن, and units from the Taiz Axis المركز الاعلامي لمحور تعز had suffered significant casualties during days of fighting against the Houthi offensive. Saleh said he had ordered the establishment of a new command center in a secure location to regroup the forces in consultation with the Saudi-led Coalition leadership and the Presidential Leadership Council.

Basha باشا

958,011 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

🇾🇪|A single statement by Yemen’s Defense Minister has sent tremors through palaces across the Gulf On September 14, 2026, Yemen’s Defense Minister, Major General Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, made a statement: "The next battle will not remain in Yemen, it will penetrate deep into the territories of the aggressor coalition nations." This is not a threat; it is a strategic declaration. And the ruling families across the Gulf from Riyadh to Abu Dhabi, from Manama to Amman ought to have heard it loud and clear. 🎯 What has changed? From "defense" to "deep-strike capability" For the past 12 years, the military operations of the Yemeni armed forces could be summarized in one sentence: defending Yemeni territory and launching limited counter-attacks against the Saudi border. But al-Atifi’s statement marks a fundamental shift. Yemen is no longer content with merely "defending Yemen." Yemen will take the war into the aggressors' own territories. This is not "escalation." This is "reciprocity." Saudi Arabia bombs Yemeni cities? Yemen will bomb Saudi cities. Saudi Arabia blockades Yemeni ports? Yemen will blockade Saudi ports. Saudi Arabia destroys Yemeni infrastructure? Yemen will destroy Saudi infrastructure. Al-Atifi is not threatening to "attack Saudi Arabia." He is declaring that "the rules of war have changed." 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: Where is its "strategic depth"? Saudi Arabia’s "strategic depth" is not its military bases those have already been struck by Yemeni missiles. King Khalid Air Base, King Fahd Air Base, Sharurah Air Base, Yemen has proven it can precisely strike the military heart of southern Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia’s "strategic depth" is its economic lifeline. ◾Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s political capital. Population exceeding 7 million. If Yemeni missiles can reach Taif, why couldn't they reach Riyadh? Distance? It is approximately 800 kilometers from the Yemeni border to Riyadh. Yemen's missiles have a range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. ◾Dammam: The capital of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and the headquarters of Saudi Aramco. It is the departure point for 90% of Saudi Arabia's oil exports. If Dammam were struck, Saudi oil exports would come to a complete halt. ◾ Jubail and Yanbu: Two major Saudi industrial cities housing the world's largest petrochemical complexes. Yanbu is already burning; Jubail could be next. ◾ King Abdullah Financial District: A symbol of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation. If it were struck, Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030" would go up in smoke. Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has already been shut down. Inventories at the port of Yanbu are sufficient for only five to seven days. Saudi VLCCs (Very Large Crude Carriers) are being rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope. Saudi oil production has fallen to its lowest level since 1990. Al-Atifi stated that "the next battle will penetrate deep into the territory of the aggressor coalition nations." For Saudi Arabia, that "depth" encompasses its oil fields, pipelines, ports, and financial centers. 🇦🇪 UAE: The Most Vulnerable "Oasis of Security" The UAE has long considered itself removed from the battlefield. It has funded proxies, provided military bases, and normalized relations with Israel, yet its own territory Dubai and Abu Dhabi has never suffered a direct strike. Al-Atifi's statement could change all that. The UAE's vulnerability far exceeds that of Saudi Arabia: ◾Abu Dhabi: The UAE capital, home to the Presidential Palace, government institutions, and the headquarters of the state-owned oil company. ◾ Dubai: The Middle East's hub for finance, trade, and tourism. It boasts the world's tallest building (Burj Khalifa), one of the world's busiest airports, and Jebel Ali Port, the largest port in the Middle East. ◾ Fujairah: The UAE's only oil export port that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. If Fujairah were struck, UAE oil exports would cease entirely. ◾Ruwais: Home to the UAE's largest oil refinery. If Ruwais were struck, the UAE would lose the majority of its refined petroleum production capacity. How long could the UAE’s air defense systems American Patriot and THAAD hold up against missiles from Yemen? During the war in February 2026, Iran destroyed the US THAAD radar in Jordan. Yemeni armed forces shot down nine Saudi fighter jets and drones. Would the UAE’s air defense systems fare any better than Saudi Arabia’s? 🇯🇴 Jordan: A "Hostage" to US Bases Jordan is one of the United States' closest allies in the Middle East. The US maintains the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base and the Prince Hassan Air Base in the country. In September 2026, Iranian ballistic missiles struck both bases with precision, causing heavy US casualties. If Yemen decides to strike "deep within the territory of the aggressor coalition nations," Jordan would not be able to stay on the sidelines. Jordan’s vulnerabilities include: ◾The Port of Aqaba: Jordan’s only outlet to the sea. A strike here would completely paralyze the country's trade. ◾Amman: Jordan’s capital. A strike here would deal a fundamental blow to the country's political stability. ◾ US Bases: Thousands of US troops are stationed in Jordan. If Yemen were to strike these bases, the US would be forced to either withdraw its forces or escalate the war. King Abdullah II of Jordan ought to ask himself: Is allowing the US to use Jordanian bases to attack Iran worth the risk of making Jordanian cities targets for Yemeni missiles? 🇧🇭 Bahrain: A "Graveyard" for the Fifth Fleet Bahrain is home to the headquarters of the US Fifth Fleet. In February 2026, Iran destroyed this headquarters, forcing US forces to withdraw to Diego Garcia. Yet, a US military presence remains in Bahrain, as do American military facilities. Bahrain is the smallest nation in the Gulf, covering an area of only 786 square kilometers. Its capital, Manama, lies just 200 kilometers from the Iranian coast. Its oil facilities, ports, and financial centers all fall within the range of Yemeni missiles. If Yemen were to strike Bahrain, the US would lose its last major naval base in the Persian Gulf. 💀🪳 The US and Israel: The True Brains Behind the Aggressor Coalition Al-Atifi speaks of an "aggressor coalition." The true brains behind this coalition are not in Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Manama, or Amman. The true brains behind the aggressor coalition are in Washington and Tel Aviv. ◾The US: Provides intelligence, weaponry, diplomatic cover, and direct military support. The US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain has already been destroyed by Iran. US bases in Jordan have been struck by Iran. US bases in Saudi Arabia such as the Prince Sultan Air Base could be the next target. ◾ Israel: Israel has not directly participated in the war in Yemen. However, it is the ideological and strategic driving force behind the conflict. Israel desires a war between the US and Iran. It wants Gulf states to confront Iran. It seeks to weaken the "Axis of Resistance." Al-Atifi’s statement serves as an indirect warning to the US and Israel: if you continue to attack Yemen through proxies, Yemen will no longer distinguish between the "proxy" and the "master." 🛡️ Does Yemen have the capability to do this? This is the crucial question. Is Al-Atifi’s statement mere bluster, or a genuine threat? The evidence suggests it is a genuine threat. ◽Ballistic Missiles: Yemen has demonstrated multi-stage ballistic missiles with a range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. The entirety of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, and Bahrain falls within this range. ◽ Hypersonic Glide Vehicles: According to reports, Yemen is developing the R2000 missile family equipped with hypersonic glide vehicles. This means Yemeni missiles can penetrate US-Israeli-Gulf air defense systems. ◽ Drones: Yemeni drones have already struck targets deep within Saudi territory, including Aramco’s oil refining facilities. ◽Naval Capabilities: Yemeni armed forces have conducted naval patrols in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait for the first time. They control Perim Island, Zuqar Island, and the Hanish Islands, and their naval capabilities are expanding. ◽ Intelligence: Yemen has demonstrated the ability to conduct precision strikes against the supply lines and staging areas of Saudi proxies. This intelligence capability can be used to strike targets at greater distances. ◽ Indigenous Engineering: Yemen’s missile program was developed indigenously. Anthropic has acknowledged that it cannot prevent Yemen’s engineering capabilities simply by blocking AI access. Yemen has already answered this question. Now, the choice is theirs. 🇾🇪✊
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🇾🇪|A single statement by Yemen’s Defense Minister has sent tremors through palaces across the Gulf On September 14, 2026, Yemen’s Defense Minister, Major General Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi, made a statement: "The next battle will not remain in Yemen, it will penetrate deep into the territories of the aggressor coalition nations." This is not a threat; it is a strategic declaration. And the ruling families across the Gulf from Riyadh to Abu Dhabi, from Manama to Amman ought to have heard it loud and clear. 🎯 What has changed? From "defense" to "deep-strike capability" For the past 12 years, the military operations of the Yemeni armed forces could be summarized in one sentence: defending Yemeni territory and launching limited counter-attacks against the Saudi border. But al-Atifi’s statement marks a fundamental shift. Yemen is no longer content with merely "defending Yemen." Yemen will take the war into the aggressors' own territories. This is not "escalation." This is "reciprocity." Saudi Arabia bombs Yemeni cities? Yemen will bomb Saudi cities. Saudi Arabia blockades Yemeni ports? Yemen will blockade Saudi ports. Saudi Arabia destroys Yemeni infrastructure? Yemen will destroy Saudi infrastructure. Al-Atifi is not threatening to "attack Saudi Arabia." He is declaring that "the rules of war have changed." 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: Where is its "strategic depth"? Saudi Arabia’s "strategic depth" is not its military bases those have already been struck by Yemeni missiles. King Khalid Air Base, King Fahd Air Base, Sharurah Air Base, Yemen has proven it can precisely strike the military heart of southern Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia’s "strategic depth" is its economic lifeline. ◾Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s political capital. Population exceeding 7 million. If Yemeni missiles can reach Taif, why couldn't they reach Riyadh? Distance? It is approximately 800 kilometers from the Yemeni border to Riyadh. Yemen's missiles have a range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. ◾Dammam: The capital of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and the headquarters of Saudi Aramco. It is the departure point for 90% of Saudi Arabia's oil exports. If Dammam were struck, Saudi oil exports would come to a complete halt. ◾ Jubail and Yanbu: Two major Saudi industrial cities housing the world's largest petrochemical complexes. Yanbu is already burning; Jubail could be next. ◾ King Abdullah Financial District: A symbol of Saudi Arabia's economic transformation. If it were struck, Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030" would go up in smoke. Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has already been shut down. Inventories at the port of Yanbu are sufficient for only five to seven days. Saudi VLCCs (Very Large Crude Carriers) are being rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope. Saudi oil production has fallen to its lowest level since 1990. Al-Atifi stated that "the next battle will penetrate deep into the territory of the aggressor coalition nations." For Saudi Arabia, that "depth" encompasses its oil fields, pipelines, ports, and financial centers. 🇦🇪 UAE: The Most Vulnerable "Oasis of Security" The UAE has long considered itself removed from the battlefield. It has funded proxies, provided military bases, and normalized relations with Israel, yet its own territory Dubai and Abu Dhabi has never suffered a direct strike. Al-Atifi's statement could change all that. The UAE's vulnerability far exceeds that of Saudi Arabia: ◾Abu Dhabi: The UAE capital, home to the Presidential Palace, government institutions, and the headquarters of the state-owned oil company. ◾ Dubai: The Middle East's hub for finance, trade, and tourism. It boasts the world's tallest building (Burj Khalifa), one of the world's busiest airports, and Jebel Ali Port, the largest port in the Middle East. ◾ Fujairah: The UAE's only oil export port that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. If Fujairah were struck, UAE oil exports would cease entirely. ◾Ruwais: Home to the UAE's largest oil refinery. If Ruwais were struck, the UAE would lose the majority of its refined petroleum production capacity. How long could the UAE’s air defense systems American Patriot and THAAD hold up against missiles from Yemen? During the war in February 2026, Iran destroyed the US THAAD radar in Jordan. Yemeni armed forces shot down nine Saudi fighter jets and drones. Would the UAE’s air defense systems fare any better than Saudi Arabia’s? 🇯🇴 Jordan: A "Hostage" to US Bases Jordan is one of the United States' closest allies in the Middle East. The US maintains the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base and the Prince Hassan Air Base in the country. In September 2026, Iranian ballistic missiles struck both bases with precision, causing heavy US casualties. If Yemen decides to strike "deep within the territory of the aggressor coalition nations," Jordan would not be able to stay on the sidelines. Jordan’s vulnerabilities include: ◾The Port of Aqaba: Jordan’s only outlet to the sea. A strike here would completely paralyze the country's trade. ◾Amman: Jordan’s capital. A strike here would deal a fundamental blow to the country's political stability. ◾ US Bases: Thousands of US troops are stationed in Jordan. If Yemen were to strike these bases, the US would be forced to either withdraw its forces or escalate the war. King Abdullah II of Jordan ought to ask himself: Is allowing the US to use Jordanian bases to attack Iran worth the risk of making Jordanian cities targets for Yemeni missiles? 🇧🇭 Bahrain: A "Graveyard" for the Fifth Fleet Bahrain is home to the headquarters of the US Fifth Fleet. In February 2026, Iran destroyed this headquarters, forcing US forces to withdraw to Diego Garcia. Yet, a US military presence remains in Bahrain, as do American military facilities. Bahrain is the smallest nation in the Gulf, covering an area of only 786 square kilometers. Its capital, Manama, lies just 200 kilometers from the Iranian coast. Its oil facilities, ports, and financial centers all fall within the range of Yemeni missiles. If Yemen were to strike Bahrain, the US would lose its last major naval base in the Persian Gulf. 💀🪳 The US and Israel: The True Brains Behind the Aggressor Coalition Al-Atifi speaks of an "aggressor coalition." The true brains behind this coalition are not in Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Manama, or Amman. The true brains behind the aggressor coalition are in Washington and Tel Aviv. ◾The US: Provides intelligence, weaponry, diplomatic cover, and direct military support. The US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain has already been destroyed by Iran. US bases in Jordan have been struck by Iran. US bases in Saudi Arabia such as the Prince Sultan Air Base could be the next target. ◾ Israel: Israel has not directly participated in the war in Yemen. However, it is the ideological and strategic driving force behind the conflict. Israel desires a war between the US and Iran. It wants Gulf states to confront Iran. It seeks to weaken the "Axis of Resistance." Al-Atifi’s statement serves as an indirect warning to the US and Israel: if you continue to attack Yemen through proxies, Yemen will no longer distinguish between the "proxy" and the "master." 🛡️ Does Yemen have the capability to do this? This is the crucial question. Is Al-Atifi’s statement mere bluster, or a genuine threat? The evidence suggests it is a genuine threat. ◽Ballistic Missiles: Yemen has demonstrated multi-stage ballistic missiles with a range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. The entirety of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, and Bahrain falls within this range. ◽ Hypersonic Glide Vehicles: According to reports, Yemen is developing the R2000 missile family equipped with hypersonic glide vehicles. This means Yemeni missiles can penetrate US-Israeli-Gulf air defense systems. ◽ Drones: Yemeni drones have already struck targets deep within Saudi territory, including Aramco’s oil refining facilities. ◽Naval Capabilities: Yemeni armed forces have conducted naval patrols in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait for the first time. They control Perim Island, Zuqar Island, and the Hanish Islands, and their naval capabilities are expanding. ◽ Intelligence: Yemen has demonstrated the ability to conduct precision strikes against the supply lines and staging areas of Saudi proxies. This intelligence capability can be used to strike targets at greater distances. ◽ Indigenous Engineering: Yemen’s missile program was developed indigenously. Anthropic has acknowledged that it cannot prevent Yemen’s engineering capabilities simply by blocking AI access. Yemen has already answered this question. Now, the choice is theirs. 🇾🇪✊

Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer

121,921 görüntüleme • 22 gün önce