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Operation 'Decisive Storm' | Saudi lead coalition operations in Yemen - Updates & Discussions.
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Muhammed45
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Buhahah
Sharif al marghuz is unmasked.
BTW, who did change the title, decisive storm, ahahah
Everyday I see a new joke about saudis.
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You Iranis are jokers . If you so much hate saudis why not send your army and fight them? Same as brave saudis are doing? they sent army to yemen, not insurgents like coward iran.
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We had no business in Yemen, neither government asked us nor there was a reason. Yemen is a blockaded territory by western warships, in case of your suggestions, we would break the blockade by bombing western vessels. Sauds are not even worth of thinking about. In case of a war, do you really think KSA stands a chance man? Seriously dude, lol
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Dear Sir, how about 'holy defense of Yemen nation against American invasion/blockade led by Saudi cannon fodder' as the title of this thread.
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The one that intends to invade sends army not the one stands next to the locals against aggressor .. Saudi are not brave .. killing people by air strike and targeting markets, infrastructures, hospitals and ports from the air without sending your army but others into the battle field ain't bravery.
If you want to be see the bigger picture Houthis are Iranian proxy and Saudis are Americans. that's why we don't send army ... Houths are enough for Saudis.
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Thousands of women and children gathered in Sanaa on Monday, to show their anger against the Saudi-Arabian-led coalition, following the raping of a Yemeni girl by a soldier of the Saudi Arabian-led coalition. Organised by the local women's authority, the protest took place in Bab-al-Yemen in the country’s capital. Several non-governmental organisations in Yemen confirmed on Sunday, the raping a Yemeni girl by a coalition's mercenary soldier in the Yemeni Red Sea district of Khokah. The Saudi-led war in Yemen started in 2015 as an attempt to crush Houthi rebels in the region and reinstall former president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi. The conflict has created a dire humanitarian situation in the country. The Saudi-led bombing campaign, now in its third year, continues in Yemen with US backing, with casualty figures exceeding 16,200 people since the beginning of the war in March 2015. A reported 40,000 have been injured and more than three million people have been displaced. According to a UNICEF report released earlier this year, over 5,000 children have been killed or injured in the conflict.
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Children's bodies burnt by Saudi strike in Yemen (video)
© REUTERS / Naif Rahma
On Monday, the Saudi-led Arab coalition, heavily armed on its side by EU countries and the United States, struck a Yemeni port city, killing 12 civilians, including seven children. The agency Ruptly publishes images to freeze the blood of the impact of this murderous attack.
Ruptly has released a video of the recent strike by the Saudi-led Arab coalition over the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, which killed 12 civilians, including seven children. Dead bodies of children, all under the age of 10, are burned and mutilated by explosions and are scattered on the sand, as the footage shows.
© AFP 2018 SANAA
Hostage of Yemeni Houthis, Sputnik's freelancer called: Testimony of his wife
The 12 victims are all members of the same family, said doctors on site and witnesses. The air strike destroyed a house in the Al Hali neighborhood, where civilians displaced by fighting in other provinces had settled.
For years, Yemen has been plunged into a civil war, and regularly faces the deadly strikes of the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia, which receives large arms deliveries from the West. .
The NGO has accused several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Spain and Italy, of "continuing to deliver billions of dollars in arms" to Saudi Arabia and guilty of "potential war crimes in Yemen".
According to the annual report of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), France has delivered to Saudi Arabia 115 Aravis armored combat vehicles and 745 precision rifles in 2015, 276 armored combat vehicles, two artillery large caliber (90 and 105 mm), 500 sniper rifles and 29 missiles in 2016. According to the latest report on defense arms sales to parliament, 218 licenses, potentially representing 19 billion euros in contracts, were awarded in 2016 by the government to French companies for the Wahhabi petomonarchy.
© SPUTNIK. STRINGER
Why does the West "focus on the Syrian crisis" and push Yemen back into the background?
According to La Croix , "the French government continues to authorize the signing of new contracts such as in November 2017, a contract for the sale of Gowind 2500 corvettes in the United Arab Emirates or, at the beginning of January 2018, the supply of FS56-type fighter patrol aircraft to the United States. 'Saudi Arabia."
On the American side, in March 2018, the US State Department approved a Saudi-owned arms sale worth more than $ 1 billion, including TOW 2B missiles (BGM-71F), spare parts for M1A2 Abrams tanks, many types of armored vehicles and howitzers M198 Towed Howitzers.
On May 20, 2017, Donald Trump signed a $ 350 million arms deal with Saudi Arabia. Deliveries included tanks, combat ships, missile defense systems, as well as radar, communications and cybersecurity technologies.
© REUTERS / MOHAMED AL-SAYAGHI
Two Emirati F-16 intercepted in Yemen skies (video)
Last month, the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia decided to finalize a multi-billion dollar deal for the sale of 48 Typhoon fighters . Currently, 72 Typhoons have been in service in the Saudi army since the first delivery of the aircraft in 2007. London has reportedly sold 4.6 billion pounds (6.5 billion dollars) of weapons to Riyadh since 2015, the British Prime Minister Theresa May has always defended Saudi Arabia's involvement in Yemen.
Since 2014, Yemen has been in the throes of an armed conflict between Houthi rebels and soldiers loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was killed on December 4, and the government forces and Popular militias loyal to incumbent President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, supported by the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia.
Horrible images of the Saudi massacre against the camp of the displaced people of Hodeida (Sensitive souls to abstain)
http://french.almanar.com.lb/839023
© REUTERS / Naif Rahma
On Monday, the Saudi-led Arab coalition, heavily armed on its side by EU countries and the United States, struck a Yemeni port city, killing 12 civilians, including seven children. The agency Ruptly publishes images to freeze the blood of the impact of this murderous attack.
Ruptly has released a video of the recent strike by the Saudi-led Arab coalition over the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, which killed 12 civilians, including seven children. Dead bodies of children, all under the age of 10, are burned and mutilated by explosions and are scattered on the sand, as the footage shows.
© AFP 2018 SANAA
Hostage of Yemeni Houthis, Sputnik's freelancer called: Testimony of his wife
The 12 victims are all members of the same family, said doctors on site and witnesses. The air strike destroyed a house in the Al Hali neighborhood, where civilians displaced by fighting in other provinces had settled.
For years, Yemen has been plunged into a civil war, and regularly faces the deadly strikes of the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia, which receives large arms deliveries from the West. .
The NGO has accused several countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Spain and Italy, of "continuing to deliver billions of dollars in arms" to Saudi Arabia and guilty of "potential war crimes in Yemen".
According to the annual report of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), France has delivered to Saudi Arabia 115 Aravis armored combat vehicles and 745 precision rifles in 2015, 276 armored combat vehicles, two artillery large caliber (90 and 105 mm), 500 sniper rifles and 29 missiles in 2016. According to the latest report on defense arms sales to parliament, 218 licenses, potentially representing 19 billion euros in contracts, were awarded in 2016 by the government to French companies for the Wahhabi petomonarchy.
© SPUTNIK. STRINGER
Why does the West "focus on the Syrian crisis" and push Yemen back into the background?
According to La Croix , "the French government continues to authorize the signing of new contracts such as in November 2017, a contract for the sale of Gowind 2500 corvettes in the United Arab Emirates or, at the beginning of January 2018, the supply of FS56-type fighter patrol aircraft to the United States. 'Saudi Arabia."
On the American side, in March 2018, the US State Department approved a Saudi-owned arms sale worth more than $ 1 billion, including TOW 2B missiles (BGM-71F), spare parts for M1A2 Abrams tanks, many types of armored vehicles and howitzers M198 Towed Howitzers.
On May 20, 2017, Donald Trump signed a $ 350 million arms deal with Saudi Arabia. Deliveries included tanks, combat ships, missile defense systems, as well as radar, communications and cybersecurity technologies.
© REUTERS / MOHAMED AL-SAYAGHI
Two Emirati F-16 intercepted in Yemen skies (video)
Last month, the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia decided to finalize a multi-billion dollar deal for the sale of 48 Typhoon fighters . Currently, 72 Typhoons have been in service in the Saudi army since the first delivery of the aircraft in 2007. London has reportedly sold 4.6 billion pounds (6.5 billion dollars) of weapons to Riyadh since 2015, the British Prime Minister Theresa May has always defended Saudi Arabia's involvement in Yemen.
Since 2014, Yemen has been in the throes of an armed conflict between Houthi rebels and soldiers loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was killed on December 4, and the government forces and Popular militias loyal to incumbent President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, supported by the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia.
Horrible images of the Saudi massacre against the camp of the displaced people of Hodeida (Sensitive souls to abstain)
http://french.almanar.com.lb/839023
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These Houthis are religiously fervent. Saudi soldiers are not religious. No match.
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So it become clear , its Indian who provide the weapons and fan the fire there and our Indian and some of our Arab friends here were pointing their finger toward Iran without any evidence.Now weapon is supplied inside Yemen through grain bags .... by KSA govt
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