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To return to the original topic of this post: The answer is that its completely fabricated. If the Houthis brought down an Apache, they would have footage and photographs of the wrecks. The sources are also extremely suspect. Al Masirah is the Houthi owned television channel and PressTV is...

I don't see the problem. Russia has no real kinship with Iran. It is simply in Russia's geopolitical interest to have a stake in the region. If both Saudi Arabia and Iran want weapons from Russia, Russia will sell to them both. That being said, I only think this is to get Russia ease support...

We don't need more submarines. The Gulf is at its maximum 90 meters deep! A average of 50 meters. That is very poor conditions for submarines. The Red Sea is deeper but it's chock full of reefs and other underwater formations. HMS Superb was damaged just traversing the area. In addition, the...

I'm...I don't even know what you're trying to say here? Please can you fix your grammer and repost?

He is most definitely dead, the minister of defense was at the airport to receive his remains. The issue at hand is how he died.

Sometimes I get tired arguing about silly conspiracy theories like this and have to take a long long time out. But I'm glad someone remembers me!

The Air chief was in a hospital in London. But let's recap, Iraq during the Gulf War launched during the entire war 42 missiles into Saudi Arabia....suddenly the Houthis can launch 15 on a SINGLE DAY? If this rubbish that 12 out of the 15 actually hit, Khamis Mushayt Airbase would be completely...

Are you sure these aren't photoshopped? :cheesy:These curlbros need to stop skiping leg day. Navies are the most expensive part of any military and Saudi Arabia doesn't see the need for a strong one. The Arabian Gulf is an incredibly shallow body of water and the Red Sea is chock full of reefs...

What supa dupa power ISIS are that with all their assets destroyed nobody dare send soldier and finish them off? You see how this goes? You don't need tanks, artillery and scud missiles to wage an effective guerrilla war. Yemen is incredibly rugged terrain and lends itself well to light...

To be honest, you guys think Iraq is like Lebanon and you are Israel circa 1982. :p: Global Research is a Canadian website actually.

You are incorrect, sir. Saudi Arabia backed the Zaidi Shia kingdom against the Nasserite Secular Military Junta which was backed by Egypt. I do not support the division of Yemen. Historically, the division of countries has not solved any problems in the world. Also, the hegemony of Israel is...

Thank you for proving my point that you know nothing about Mutually assured destruction. Please read up on it. I wasn't talking about that. I was asking for proof that Abdul Wahab desecrated the prophet's grave, murdered people who opposed him and must importantly RIPPED FETUSES OUT OF...

Such serious accusations require serious proof, brother.

USA has been using drones in Yemen for years and it has not stopped militancy. Drones are not a one sized fits all solution. Also, US-Backed? Do you know that the former President, who was also US and Saudi Backed, is now an Ally of the Houthis?

No need to be so aggressive, brother. :unsure:

Picture is from 23rd March. Demonstrations in Taiz. http://www.yemensaeed.com/news27178.html Even Pakistan has nukes? Spoken like someone who doesn't understand the concept of Mutually Assured Destruction. And how did you repay him? By stealing his jets! :omghaha:

Yemeni presidential terms are Seven Years. Houthis stormed Saan'a two years into his term.

Please define "Crushing" You are involved in a sectarian conflict in one country and sponsoring sectarian groups in a few others. Iran's ability to project force is very limited.

The Sovereign government of Yemen requested military assistance and Houthis have been known to receive weapons from Iran. This is no longer an internal matter.

Isn't Yemen also a part of the Ummah? Why should Pakistan get involved in an internal affair between two Muslim countries?