RIP Yemen! Yemen About To Get Clapped By US Coalition! Operation Prosperity Guardian Will Soon Commence!

[Emir of Zayla]

North Yemen is a rugged mountainous region that they will not be able to defeat. It is Afghanistan 2.0

They aren’t planning an in-land invasion, they’re just kicking out the Houthis from the seas.

 

[Emir of Zayla]

It'll be like the Somali piracy coalitions

Yemen better inherit that bad reputation for pirates instead of us.

 

[GaradShabeel]

These Houthis really think they can challenge the US coalition
Talk about delusional.

We've already seen the peak of the Yemeni war when it faced the attack of an allied Arab coalition along with western support.

If they are serious about countering Houthis, they need to go directly after Iran who provide diplomatic/intelligence/logistic/military support to them. As long as Iran is on the loose, most of countries in the region will remain destabilized.

 

[Keo]

19 countries now damn

 

[Kizaru]

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[Chaseyourdreamzz]

35 billion in cargo diverted if this continues for a couple more weeks I can only imagine the economic ramifications

 

[GaradShabeel]

And so it begins. The war rhetorics will soon increase.

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

The final boss of all Goyims coming to the rescue

 

[Jaale]

They've already been besieged and starved to death before. The previous gulf coalition had to withdraw.

 

[Chaseyourdreamzz]

Turkey might also make a move on northern Syria

 

[World]

The UAE, Saudi, and Egypt with western support failed to defeat the Houthis by brutally bombing Yemen for years.

What’s the difference between now and the last 8 years?

How can the US coalition clap Yemen when it’s already destroyed and they have nothing to lose?

 

[Chaseyourdreamzz]

Malaysia bans Israeli companies from using their ports

 

[Yazir]

We've already seen the peak of the Yemeni war when it faced the attack of an allied Arab coalition along with western support.

If they are serious about countering Houthis, they need to go directly after Iran who provide diplomatic/intelligence/logistic/military support to them. As long as Iran is on the loose, most of countries in the region will remain destabilized.

Iran is not the same as iraq in 2003, theyre armed with supersonic missiles of upto mac 15 that can reach any point in isreal within minutes, so going after iran means unleashing hell on israel, so basically the western allies are stuck between a rock and rock and hard place

They neither can't take advantave of their favorite appeal to international law or human right cuz they themselves violated them in a broad daylight nor able to crush any adversary be it huthi or iran

The fact that they brought 10 nations together only to defend their vassels from rag tag huthi militia says it all

 

[Yazir]

Imagine sacrificing your economy, man power and your global impact just to defend israel from huthi yemenis, America aka the israeli proxy and americans never being smarter

 

[Yazir]

They've already been besieged and starved to death before. The previous gulf coalition had to withdraw.

They are just a guerilla with an advanced military capability, so there won't be no cost effective measures to halt their attacks let alone defeating them

 

[GaradShabeel]

Iran is not the same as iraq in 2003, theyre armed with supersonic missiles of upto mac 15 that can reach any point in isreal within minutes, so going after iran means unleashing hell on israel, so basically the western allies are stuck between a rock and rock and hard place

They neither can't take advantave of their favorite appeal to international law or human right cuz they themselves violated them in a broad daylight nor able to crush any adversary be it huthi or iran

The fact that they brought 10 nations together only to defend their vassels from rag tag huthi militia says it all

Houthis are definitely not a ragtag milita, lol. They are more battle-hardened than their KSA/UAE & Co. counterparts and they receive all types of support, especially arms from Iran. Which is why they've sustained for so long.
Don't confuse them with Somali rebels that we're used to

As far as Iran, it's true that their military capabilities exceeds that of Iraq in 2003. But you don't need to invade them to counter their far-reaching presence. Most of their influence comes from the various militias they support in the region such as Hamas, Houthis, Hezbollah and the Syrian regime who do Iran's bidding. It's the very same reason why Iran never attack anyone from their own country. The moment you hinder Iranian support for these militias, the more irrelevant they will become. But the west haven't understood this yet.

 

[Gaandheri]

Houthis are definitely not a ragtag milita, lol. They are more battle-hardened than their KSA/UAE & Co. counterparts and they receive all types of support, especially arms from Iran. Which is why they've sustained for so long.
Don't confuse them with Somali rebels that we're used to

They have been fighting each other 8 years they have used even mercenaries from Latin America, Asia, Sudan but to no avail.

As far as Iran, it's true that their military capabilities exceeds that of Iraq in 2003. But you don't need to invade them to counter their far-reaching presence. Most of their influence comes from the various militias they support in the region such as Hamas, Houthis, Hezbollah and the Syrian regime who do Iran's bidding. It's the very same reason why Iran never attack anyone from their own country. The moment you hinder Iranian support for these militias, the more irrelevant they will become. But the west haven't understood this yet.

Iran is also geographically and terrain wise different than Iraq it’s mostly mountainous and America could face another Afghanistan. Russia won’t allow an American controlled country being across from them in the Caspian Sea. These militias are mostly Shia some who even believe that Syria and Iraq should be ruled like Iran by an ayatollah. America’s best option is to arm Sunnis or cause Shia vs Shia conflict or get Israel to nuke Iran.

 

[GaradShabeel]

They have been fighting each other 8 years they have used even mercenaries from Latin America, Asia, Sudan but to no avail.
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No cap. And they've all pull out, one-by-one. Now, UAE and KSA are the only countries remaining, and they've turned into 'foes' with conflicting interests

I regularly follow the Yemeni conflict, and what amazes me the most is the fact the separatist movement of South Yemen (or South Arabia as they call themselves) is still alive. Heck, the VP of the 'internationally recognized' Yemeni gov't Aidarus al-Zoubaidi is also the president of the separatist STC, lol. At this point, I predict a federation of north/south Yemen.

Iran is also geographically and terrain wise different than Iraq it’s mostly mountainous and America could face another Afghanistan. Russia won’t allow an American controlled country being across from them in the Caspian Sea. These militias are mostly Shia some who even believe that Syria and Iraq should be ruled like Iran by an ayatollah. America’s best option is to arm Sunnis or cause Shia vs Shia conflict or get Israel to nuke Iran.

If the West were to invade Iran (which btw will never happen), Russia won't do jacksh*t outside of maybe continue selling weapons. There're no formal alliance between them besides being united in an anti-West front.

As I said before, the best way to counter Iran is to go after their puppets. Their only Sunni ally are currently being obliterated in Gaza. But Assad, Hezbollah, Houthis and their Iraqi allied militias need to be dealt with, if they want to put Iran in their place.

Unfortunately, we're past the time of trying to get rid of Assad, all attempts thus far have failed; likewise, all attempts at dislodging Houthis have been fruitless and they will be part of a future (permanent) power-sharing of Yemen.

Hezbollah was the biggest faction to not get disarmed after the Lebanese civil war. With their Israeli war, later Syrian war and massive Iranian support, they're now part and parcel of establishment and all future gov'ts of Lebanon. Otherwise, they'll destabilizing the country. Same with total shia control of Iraq.

At this point, the West are running out of options. UAE and KSA have started to normalizing ties with them for lack of better options, something the West and Israel feels at odd with. Additionally, sanctions haven't deterred them much. It will be interesting to see how they decide to address Iran in the future.

 

[World]

I guess the Houthis plan worked…

 

[AbdiFreedom]

Time to bring freedom, democracy and human rights to Yemen.