Yemeni Conflict: News

Cyberspec wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=fd7_1446916574 - a suicide bombing gone awry. An IS guy tried to detonated himself but rather than going straight to Allah, he only lose half of his body... the other half is still talking.

That's fuked.....he'll be allright, just walked it off

The liveleak comments are pure gold...someone said to pour salt on to him (to kill the slug obviously), but I would pour coffee on him, and I'll make sure to add cream...

You people really should check with some doctor with that vile talk. You do understand that not only you sound like vile creatures but that very behavior has an effect on others in long term on the atmosphere?

He is dead, period and cheering like americant monkeys which they are prone for while murdering everything on sight certainly does give you any more credibility as being human as that idiots overseas that are keeping coming back for more barbarism.

Rumors come day by day that Houthis have numerous successes even in Saudi soil. I don't know what is true and what is not, but if this turn to be the case and given the whole situation I think this is the golden opportunity to overthrow the centuries long Saudi monarchy and even liberate the richer and greater part of Saudi Arabia which is Shia majority.

Werewolf wrote:You people really should check with some doctor with that vile talk. You do understand that not only you sound like vile creatures but that very behavior has an effect on others in long term on the atmosphere?

He is dead, period and cheering like americant monkeys which they are prone for while murdering everything on sight certainly does give you any more credibility as being human as that idiots overseas that are keeping coming back for more barbarism.

Dude, you are such a buzzkill...

If someone fucks himself up in this manner for those reasons only appropriate response is lol...

Here is one from LiveLeak:

"And now, the end is near
And so I face, the final curtain.
My friends, I'll say it clear
I'll state my case, of which I'm certain.
I've lived a life that full.
I've fucked each goat along the byway
But more, much more than this
I did it...........My Way."

What they need is to have one of those pushy NFL reporters with the oversized microphone step in and interview this guy.....

Achmed........you've just separated yourself into "Five Easy Pieces" (give or take a hundred).......WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NOW????

And like a Boss, Achmed would say....."I'm going to Disney World!!".....(btw, do they even have any virgins there?

Werewolf is absolutely correct. While it may be brutal and savage, this war is a consequence, as are these desparate fundamental islamists springing around the world in the last several decades. I honestly feel sorry for these lost people, on humanitarian level, it is not actually their fault, for millions of young Muslims everyday injustice, perceived insults and aggresions have lead to them developing ever more extreme ideas and willingness to fight to death. The West allied with worst scum in Muslim world, opposed progressive and popular movements at each step, and continues to do so. Poverty, desparation and poor life prospects are the root cause, and people being naive and shortsighted, choose radical Islamism in an attempt to change things, not in small part thanks to foreign funded extremistimams and mosques. Of course, that choice is encouraged and being counted upon, since primitive and religious fundamentalists are no match for developed countries and keep the region in turmoil and chaos.


Stepping in and attempting to kill every extremist is the wrong and futile way to solve it, and cheering while such things are happening is wrong, in my opinion. That being said, when things escalate to situations like Syria, Iraq and Yemen, first step is obviously defeating them militarily. What comes next defines the final outcome, post-Saddam Iraq shows the danger. I genuinely hope Russia finds a way to bring lasting peace to Syria and Iraq, extinguishing at least some of the religious hate in the process. For Yemen, there is no light at the end of tunnel, as long as Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar are friends of the West, there is little hope for Yemen getting back their legal territory and sovereignity.

magnumcromagnon wrote:

Very nice.  
Good to see the Yemani ppl showing gratitude and say Thank You Russia.
Waiting - patiently - for that Russian naval assets to join active duty for a Yemeni express to start, atleast the much needed humanitarian aid and the resources to protect the Yemenis from getting bombed indiscriminately. A safe Yemeni express is unthinkable without a Russian naval presence in the area, be it by air through Iran around Oman or by sea.

We can be critical at Syrian military, at least they fought hard over 4 years. Nothing compares with incompetence of Saudis.

Houthis just captured huge Saudi small arms/ammo warehouse in central Yemen , Taiz.

The Riyadh-Dubai axis is losing influence everywhere, will they survive till the end of the decade?

Info, even from Yemenis who support Saudis that day was "rough" for anti-Houthi coalition.

Houthis are literally stamping on them like cockroaches at Marib and Taiz.

zg18 wrote:Info, even from Yemenis who support Saudis that day was "rough" for anti-Houthi coalition.

Houthis are literally stamping on them like cockroaches at Marib and Taiz.

Buddy, you are best poster when it comes to wars in mid-east, if we had voting system I would give load of upvotes!!!

What sources do you use most?

zg18 wrote:We can be critical at Syrian military, at least they fought hard over 4 years. Nothing compares with incompetence of Saudis.

Houthis just captured huge Saudi small arms/ammo warehouse in central Yemen , Taiz.

Holy hell, to have lost such massive stockpiles is insane, there has got to be some Stingers or Iglas in there.

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AlfaT8 wrote:

zg18 wrote:We can be critical at Syrian military, at least they fought hard over 4 years. Nothing compares with incompetence of Saudis.

Houthis just captured huge Saudi small arms/ammo warehouse in central Yemen , Taiz.

Holy hell, to have lost such massive stockpiles is insane, there has got to be some Stingers or Iglas in there.

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Most seem to be 81mm mortar crates and can type 50 cal rounds. WTF?

AlfaT8 wrote:

zg18 wrote:We can be critical at Syrian military, at least they fought hard over 4 years. Nothing compares with incompetence of Saudis.

Houthis just captured huge Saudi small arms/ammo warehouse in central Yemen , Taiz.

Holy hell, to have lost such massive stockpiles is insane, there has got to be some Stingers or Iglas in there.

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I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

PapaDragon wrote:What sources do you use most?

Yemeni tweeter brigade  

https://twitter.com/omeisy

https://twitter.com/BaFana3

https://twitter.com/YemenForces

Hope that helps.

BTW UAE engineering corps built a lot of new roads connecting city Aden with immediate regions , one near Taiz is under Houthi control

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

zg18 wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:What sources do you use most?

Yemeni tweeter brigade  

https://twitter.com/omeisy

https://twitter.com/BaFana3

https://twitter.com/YemenForces

Hope that helps.

BTW UAE engineering corps built a lot of new roads connecting city Aden with immediate regions , one near Taiz is under Houthi control

First link got some funny stuff.

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

Without KSAAF Houthis would be having a big party in Riyaad by now. Ok, maybe I'm exaggerating, but still...

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

You mean civilians or the KSA/Merc army??

Fred333 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

Without KSAAF Houthis would be having a big party in Riyaad by now. Ok, maybe I'm exaggerating, but still...

Sure, there's always the fear factor, but when you can't properly coordinate with your ground elements it'll be hopeless.

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

You mean civilians or the KSA/Merc army??

I mean that the rag tag army that the KSA is putting together to fight instead of its own inept troops is even less prone to coordinate with the RSAAF.
The RSAAF is doing its job properly (including terrorozing Yemeni civilians) but they cannot interoperate with the troops on the ground outside QRF calls like we've seen. The armed forced of Saudi Arabia despite all their kit cannot operate as a land component of an interarms structure.

And as Fred333 said, without the RSAAF (and US strikes) Popular Islamic Republic of NovoHouthia would have it's Capital in Bishah or outright in Mecca.

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:

medo wrote:I doubt, Houtis don't have an air force. But there could be some anti-tank weapons. Anyway, Houtis could now be able to fight with Saudis for quite some time with all this weapons and ammunition.

I'm more surprised, that Saudi air force didn't bomb this stockpile before it fall to Houtis. This is a big object with a lot of supplies. Really hard to miss.

Who knows, that stockpile is massive.

Saudi air-force is completely disorganized, i doubt they'll bomb it for a few days.

Saudi airforce is being spoon fed by the US, there's nothing disorganized about it. It's just they can't help their ground troops.

I rest my case.

I agree with you on the end game, but the KSAAF is the only thing that works properly in this war (including killing civilians). You can't help people that can't fight.

You mean civilians or the KSA/Merc army??

I mean that the rag tag army that the KSA is putting together to fight instead of its own inept troops is even less prone to coordinate with the RSAAF.
The RSAAF is doing its job properly (including terrorozing Yemeni civilians) but they cannot interoperate with the troops on the ground outside QRF calls like we've seen. The armed forced of Saudi Arabia despite all their kit cannot operate as a land component of an interarms structure.

And as Fred333 said, without the RSAAF (and US strikes) Popular Islamic Republic of NovoHouthia would have it's Capital in Bishah or outright in Mecca.

Alright KoTeMoRe, in that case it is not the KSAAF that is disorganize, but rather the coordination between them and there ground elements.