Militarov wrote:
PGM 500 spotted being used in Yemen, also known as Hakim.
Look like kab 500 copy
Militarov wrote:
PGM 500 spotted being used in Yemen, also known as Hakim.
KoTeMoRe wrote:There's one guy fring with what appears to be a Yugo m48 Mauser. I cannot believe my eyes.
KoTeMoRe wrote:There's one guy fring with what appears to be a Yugo m48 Mauser. I cannot believe my eyes.
KoTeMoRe wrote:No kidding guys, this is really getting out of hand, next thing you know, they'll be storming Jeddah with Crossbows and couleuvrines. Why not in Crusader guise. And yeah militarov, they don't even need flip flops now they're in Mahdi mode.
And they're attacking with M79 Yugo AT- grenade too. This is a whole other level of Remove Kebab.
Oh and OSV 96 with POSP 12-50 at the end of the footage. Can't get any better.
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Breaking: Yemeni Army and Houthis seize more Saudi villages and bases: http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/19741/
Geez, this is almost surrealistic.
Apart from the political significance, they might well be 'raiding' these Saudi areas in search of supplies, both food and military.d_taddei2 wrote:Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Breaking: Yemeni Army and Houthis seize more Saudi villages and bases: http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/19741/
Geez, this is almost surrealistic.
i agree its a real shame these guys aren't fighting in Syria for Assad, Syria would have been liberated by now lol.
whats people thoughts on the Houthi's moving further into Saudi territory? wise move? I mean shouldn't they be focusing on taking over hadi and ISIS held areas in Yemen? I doubt Saudi is likely to stop there campaign even if they start losing more bases, at this rate Houthi's etc will over stretch themselves, would be better to take over Hadi government areas, if they did this then they might find Saudi would end up giving as there would no more hadi areas left to start a take back ground offensive and hadi would become exiled in saudi. These Houthi's etc, are some fearsome guys, on par with the tough as old boots taliban.
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Not exactly.
Houthis and Yemeni army are fighting KSA & allies pretty much on their own. Even Iranian help is scarce becausee naval blockade makes it almost impossible to transport supplies. With Iranian help on Syrian scale, Saudis would be running with away. If Russia started "Yemeni Express", Houthis would already be in Riyadh.
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Not exactly.
Houthis and Yemeni army are fighting KSA & allies pretty much on their own. Even Iranian help is scarce becausee naval blockade makes it almost impossible to transport supplies. With Iranian help on Syrian scale, Saudis would be running with away
If Russia pulled off an intervention like the one in Syria (via aircraft stationed in Iran and "Yemeni Express") Houthis could be in Riyadh in 1 month.
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:If Houthis want to hold territory, they need some serious stuff. Platoon-sized firefights from time to time are not going to do much, KSA and Co musst be dragged into a really bloody war - several hundred dead per month - in order to have a draining effect on their armed forces.
In November Saudis lost:
- 1x Bradley
- 2x LAV AG
- 2X M113
- 6x Oshkosh M-ATV
While Emiratis lost 3x Oshkosh M-ATV
These aren't very heavy losses.
iraqidabab wrote:Walther von Oldenburg wrote:If Houthis want to hold territory, they need some serious stuff. Platoon-sized firefights from time to time are not going to do much, KSA and Co musst be dragged into a really bloody war - several hundred dead per month - in order to have a draining effect on their armed forces.
In November Saudis lost:
- 1x Bradley
- 2x LAV AG
- 2X M113
- 6x Oshkosh M-ATV
While Emiratis lost 3x Oshkosh M-ATV
These aren't very heavy losses.
Houthis don't have many ATGW, barely manpads.
zorobabel wrote:The Houthis have reportedly captured a few positions around the Saudi city of Najran.
Here's a video of them storming a Saudi outpost:
That is truly amazing that a bunch ofKiloGolf wrote:zorobabel wrote:The Houthis have reportedly captured a few positions around the Saudi city of Najran.
Here's a video of them storming a Saudi outpost:
Guy wearing a red kimono robe and casually invades Saudi Arabia.
OK.... wow
Taking into account that Yemen ranks third in number of weapons per capita and has gone through a dozen armed conflicts only in the last fifty years is not like the population lacks fighting experience and obviously the results would be more glamorous with bigger budget but for a less than $1,500 per capita country is more than impressive.Ivan the Colorado wrote:That is truly amazing that a bunch ofIranian backedragtag rebels are able to fight off a nation with some of highest expenditures on military in the world so well that the rebels are able to go in and seize that nation's land. They Saudi coalition is doing worse than the Ukrops have done.