Yemen - Civil War

[Falcon29]

You have to appreciate King Salmans achuevements over such a short amount of time.

He's accomplished so many strategic goals:

-Managed to reconcile the Arab world(or at least begin process)
-Made Egypt reverse decision against Hamas
-Formed joint Arab military force
-United Arabs against Iran and Israel(today Sisi demanded Israel end occupation)
-Took military action
-Made Saudi Arabia lead the Arab world(which is what we've been waiting for)
-Who knows what he will bring next

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Such many achievements in short amount of time. Hopefully momentum keeps up.

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

You have to appreciate King Salmans achuevements over such a short amount of time.

He's accomplished so many strategic goals:

-Managed to reconcile the Arab world(or at least begin process).

Starting Abdullah (Egyptia, Qatar).

-Formed joint Arab military force

Starting Abdullah (Libya, Syria -Daesh-).

-United Arabs against Iran and Israel

Starting Abdullah (Iran : Nuclear sanctions).

-Took military action

Starting Abdullah (Libya, Syria -Daesh-).

-Made Saudi Arabia lead the Arab world(which is what we've been waiting for)

Starting Abdullah (1995 - January 2015). Don't worry for the future !


The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques moved to the mercy of God tonight | World Defense

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques moved to the mercy of God tonight | Page 3 | World Defense


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[Falcon29]

I'm confused bubblegum? Are you saying this was King Abdullahs plan? I don't believe so. Btw, Arabs support opposition in Syria for full victory. We aren't going to ever target them.

@WebMaster

You were asking:


حماس تؤكد وقوفها مع الشرعية في اليمن

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

I'm confused bubblegum? Are you saying this was King Abdullahs plan? I don't believe so. Btw, Arabs support opposition in Syria for full victory. We aren't going to ever target them.

@WebMaster

You were asking:


حماس تؤكد وقوفها مع الشرعية في اليمن

We do not fight with stones and only dreams !


Saudi Arabia Military Operation in Yemen News ‘Operation: Decisive Storm’ | Updates | Page 9 | World Defense

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques moved to the mercy of God tonight | World Defense


Other falshback, Assad : Fear and Loathing in the Kingdom | Foreign Policy

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BY JOHN HANNAH | NOVEMBER 29, 2013

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It must be noted that the breach in trust has become intensely personal. The Saudi dismay with Obama and his chief lieutenants is hard to overstate at this point. Secretary of State John Kerry in particular has become a target of derision. In the days immediately following the Assad regime's Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack, the phone calls between Kerry and senior Saudi leaders apparently ran fast and furious. Proof that Syria had smashed Obama's red line on chemical weapons was overwhelming, Kerry assured his interlocutors. A U.S. attack to punish the Assad regime was a sure thing. The Saudis were ecstatic, convinced that at long last Obama was prepared to get off the sidelines and decisively shift the conflict's trajectory in favor of the West and against Iran. Intelligence, war planning and targeting information were allegedly exchanged. Hints abound that the Saudis were ginned up not only to help finance the operation, but to participate actively with planes and bombs of their own. King Abdullah is rumored to have ordered relevant ministries to prepare to go to the Saudi equivalent of DEFCON 2, the level just short of war.

Then, on Aug. 31, the Saudis turned on CNN, expecting to watch President Obama announce the imminent enforcement of his red-line -- only to see him flinch by handing the decision off to Congress. The Saudis were enraged, dumbfounded, and convinced that Kerry had deliberately deceived and misled them. Told that Kerry himself had been caught largely unaware by Obama's decision, the Saudis were hardly mollified. A liar or an irrelevancy? Either one was disastrous from their perspective."

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[Scorpion]

Anti-Houthis coup rally.

 

[Scorpion]

@Bubblegum Crisis Today Arab league said the are going to interfere in Libya and arm the Libyan Army something Algeria doesn't want t see.

 

[Scorpion]

Evacuation of UN envoys and 86 diplomats by the Saudi Navy.

 

[westmixxin]

We don't need any more we need to make sure that were trying to solve these things in a peaceful manner. It's amazing that this region has been fighting for so long you think they would be tired of all this negative activity by now. I'm pretty sure that in the future some sort of intervention is going to come out which will quell these rebellions and make it so that the people are all happy on both sides.

 

[UAE]

I tell you, I hope everybody is hanging on to their hats because it is getting more and more tricky almost by the day over in the middle east. Our current administration has made a terrible mess of things over there. We're helping the Sauds over Yemen and working against Iran in Syria, yet working with them in Iraq. This cannot end well. I predict that ugliness between the Sauds and Iran will continue to escalate. I also predict that Iran will lob a nuke over to Saudi Arabia. I'm sure SA is trying to pick up as much speed as they can to get their own nukes, but I don't know if they can do that in enough time to head off Iran.

Our current administration is terrible, terrible, terrible. I am ashamed over how we have sucked up to our enemies and distanced ourselves from our allies. Now the trust is gone and not only do our enemies hate us, so do our allies. Way to go, BO.

Saudi Arabia already a nuclear capable. They have funded Pakistan nuclear bombs back in the 80s and have a load of Chinese and Pakistani missiles ready to hit. In regard to Iran and the US working with each other in Iraq let me tell that there is no cooperation between the US and Iran against ISIS. The US has denied that multiple times.

Also don't forget that Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar are participating in the air strikes against ISIS in Iraq so please know your friends and foe.



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[Scorpion]

Al-Kahlan Camp destroyed by an airstrike

 

[Scorpion]

Faj-Attan Camp

 

[Scorpion]

Video showing post airstrikes on the military airport.

 

[Scorpion]

Airstrikes continous on Houthis military bases.

 

[UAE]

Saudi Army along the border with Yemen.

 

[xTinx]

I am seriously impressed that Saudia Arabia is starting to take part international military affairs. It used to be an onlooker, merely focusing on its economic return on investments. I don't know what the country stands to gain by assuming this benevolent role but nevertheless, it's been a big help.