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#Yemen / #SaudiArabia 🇾🇪🇸🇦: Saudi-backed PLC Forces attacking Ansar Allah positions during the recent clashes with six-barrel rotary cannon. PLC is using a #USA-made 🇺🇸 M167 “Vulcan” VADS (with 20mm M168 cannon) mounted on a #Jordan-made 🇯🇴 “Al-Wahsh” Armored Vehicle —which originally supplied to the Saudi-led coalition.

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🇸🇾🇱🇧 Clashes Erupt Between Lebanese Army and New Syrian State Near Baalbek Tensions escalated on the Lebanese-Syrian border after terrorists from the new Syrian administration attacked Lebanese army positions, injuring several soldiers. Shortly after, Syrian forces began amassing troops, hours after closing the border and denying access to Lebanese citizens. The closure followed the arrest of three Syrians by the Lebanese army for illegally entering Lebanon, later identified as members of the new Syrian armed forces. The clashes, which took place near Ma’arboun in Baalbek, have nothing to do with smugglers or Hezbollah, contrary to claims by large news accounts on X. The Lebanese army confirmed the confrontation is with the new Syrian state, which has refused to cooperate and continues its aggressive stance toward Lebanon. Fighting resumed with Syrian forces attacking a Lebanese army vehicle, leaving four soldiers moderately injured. The Lebanese army has deployed reinforcements to the region, while HTS has sent a delegation to mediate and de-escalate the situation. Clashes remain ongoing.

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More information about the Internationally Recognized Government (IRG)/IRG-aligned force’s offensive against the Houthis to the south, that ultimately, culminated in failure. According to CNN, citing a number of officials and sources with knowledge on the matter, the Saudis failed to embed key enablers, such as JTACs and FSOs (rightly mentioned by John Ridge) with IRG/IRG-aligned forces during their offensive. This enabled the Houthis to make considerable gains, due to the absence of Saudi airstrikes, during counteroffensive operations, that ultimately led to the capture of the key port city of Mocha and islands from which they can exercise control over the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

More information about the Internationally Recognized Government (IRG)/IRG-aligned force’s offensive against the Houthis to the south, that ultimately, culminated in failure. According to CNN, citing a number of officials and sources with knowledge on the matter, the Saudis failed to embed key enablers, such as JTACs and FSOs (rightly mentioned by John Ridge) with IRG/IRG-aligned forces during their offensive. This enabled the Houthis to make considerable gains, due to the absence of Saudi airstrikes, during counteroffensive operations, that ultimately led to the capture of the key port city of Mocha and islands from which they can exercise control over the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

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