Operation 'Decisive Storm' | Saudi lead coalition operations in Yemen - Updates & Discussions.

[bozorgmehr]

No that was you

Don't lie. I'm not the one posting so many pictures. That's your specialty.... Unfortunately even those are not that good

 

[Daneshmand]

‘Yemeni president escaped from Aden in Burqa’ - thenews.com.pk


ISLAMABAD: Faheem Al-Hamid, deputy editor in chief Saudi Gazette, the last journalist who interviewed Yemeni President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi before escaping, reveals that the Yemeni president managed to escape in Burqa.



Iranians were dreaming of occupying the Mecca and Madina, but they couldn’t do that. Saudi Arabia saved the legitimacy and played a crucial role for maintaining peace in Yemen.Saudi Arabia has always been a peace-loving country, but if the war is imposed they will fight in the front lines.



Faheem Al-Hamid expressed these views while talking to renowned journalist Hamid Mir in Geo News programme ‘Capital Talk’. He said during the last interview, he found Mansur Hadi disturbed and worried, but on the other hand he was determined to continue fighting against the Houthis. The president of Yemen was very much concerned about the conspiracy organised by the Iranians, who were supporting the Houthis and supplying them arms for not only occupying the capital of Yemen, but also to control the whole region.



Saudi Arabia saved the legitimacy of Yemen and played an important role for maintaining peace and tranquility in Yemen.



Faheem Al-Hamid said the president gave him details how the Houthis played a dirty game against him. He said the Iranian government had signed an official aviation agreement with the Houthis, which was basically illegitimate and unjustified; according to the agreement, two flights were coming from Tehran to Sana’a and two from Sana’a to Tehran in one day. “These aviation flights were carrying weapons and ammunition and not flowers,” he added.



Faheem Al-Hamid said any threat posed to Saudi Arabia was threat to Arab-ul-Harman. “Religious values of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are same, as Saudi Arabia is hosting two holy Harams.” The Pakistani people say they should defend the two holy Harams as well.



Faheem Al-Hamid said there was a major connection between the holy Harams and Yemen crisis, as Iranians wanted to occupy the Mecca and Madina, but they couldn’t do that. “Saudi Arabia is involved in the strong operation, and the Yemeni nation is abided by the Arab defense pact.” he maintained. He said Saudi Arabia was not a worrier but had always been peace-loving. Saudi Arabia has never been involved in any war, but Prince Saud Al-Faisal had categorically said if war drums were beaten, they would be in the front lines.



“Houthis and Iranians are not going to succeed in distorting the Yemeni security; Saudi Arabia is there to secure the legitimacy of Yemen.” he said, adding that Pakistan is theoretically and practically with the Saudi Arabia.



“We are asking Pakistani brothers to support us, come in one boat and show strength,” he said, adding after the Pakistani parliamentary resolution Saudi Arabia was going parallel in the political arena and looking forward to more support for Pakistan in future.



Replying to a question, Faheem Al-Hamid said Mansur Hadi was put under house arrest and was not even allowed to eat.



“The president had two circles of security; after the two layers of security failed, the last layer of his guards fought till the last moment and gave chance to the president for wearing veil (Burqa) and escape, as there was no other way to leave the place.”



Fahim Al-Hamid said he was satisfied that Pakistan will support Saudi Arabia in case of any danger.Senator Lt Gen (R) Abdul Qayyum and AVM (R) Shehzad Chaudhry said Pakistan should not involve itself in any military action in Yemen.Former ambassador Ashraf Jahangir Qazi said China wanted a political solution to the Yemen crisis that’s why Pakistan should try for a political settlement.

 

[azzo]

‘Yemeni president escaped from Aden in Burqa’ - thenews.com.pk


ISLAMABAD: Faheem Al-Hamid, deputy editor in chief Saudi Gazette, the last journalist who interviewed Yemeni President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi before escaping, reveals that the Yemeni president managed to escape in Burqa.



Iranians were dreaming of occupying the Mecca and Madina, but they couldn’t do that. Saudi Arabia saved the legitimacy and played a crucial role for maintaining peace in Yemen.Saudi Arabia has always been a peace-loving country, but if the war is imposed they will fight in the front lines.



Faheem Al-Hamid expressed these views while talking to renowned journalist Hamid Mir in Geo News programme ‘Capital Talk’. He said during the last interview, he found Mansur Hadi disturbed and worried, but on the other hand he was determined to continue fighting against the Houthis. The president of Yemen was very much concerned about the conspiracy organised by the Iranians, who were supporting the Houthis and supplying them arms for not only occupying the capital of Yemen, but also to control the whole region.



Saudi Arabia saved the legitimacy of Yemen and played an important role for maintaining peace and tranquility in Yemen.



Faheem Al-Hamid said the president gave him details how the Houthis played a dirty game against him. He said the Iranian government had signed an official aviation agreement with the Houthis, which was basically illegitimate and unjustified; according to the agreement, two flights were coming from Tehran to Sana’a and two from Sana’a to Tehran in one day. “These aviation flights were carrying weapons and ammunition and not flowers,” he added.



Faheem Al-Hamid said any threat posed to Saudi Arabia was threat to Arab-ul-Harman. “Religious values of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are same, as Saudi Arabia is hosting two holy Harams.” The Pakistani people say they should defend the two holy Harams as well.



Faheem Al-Hamid said there was a major connection between the holy Harams and Yemen crisis, as Iranians wanted to occupy the Mecca and Madina, but they couldn’t do that. “Saudi Arabia is involved in the strong operation, and the Yemeni nation is abided by the Arab defense pact.” he maintained. He said Saudi Arabia was not a worrier but had always been peace-loving. Saudi Arabia has never been involved in any war, but Prince Saud Al-Faisal had categorically said if war drums were beaten, they would be in the front lines.



“Houthis and Iranians are not going to succeed in distorting the Yemeni security; Saudi Arabia is there to secure the legitimacy of Yemen.” he said, adding that Pakistan is theoretically and practically with the Saudi Arabia.



“We are asking Pakistani brothers to support us, come in one boat and show strength,” he said, adding after the Pakistani parliamentary resolution Saudi Arabia was going parallel in the political arena and looking forward to more support for Pakistan in future.



Replying to a question, Faheem Al-Hamid said Mansur Hadi was put under house arrest and was not even allowed to eat.



“The president had two circles of security; after the two layers of security failed, the last layer of his guards fought till the last moment and gave chance to the president for wearing veil (Burqa) and escape, as there was no other way to leave the place.”



Fahim Al-Hamid said he was satisfied that Pakistan will support Saudi Arabia in case of any danger.Senator Lt Gen (R) Abdul Qayyum and AVM (R) Shehzad Chaudhry said Pakistan should not involve itself in any military action in Yemen.Former ambassador Ashraf Jahangir Qazi said China wanted a political solution to the Yemen crisis that’s why Pakistan should try for a political settlement.

Character assassination?

Truly the desperation is real.

 

[Daneshmand]

Character assassination?

Truly the desperation is real.

Not at all. It is from a Pakistani newspaper quoting a Pakistani television channel interviewing a Saudi editor in chief.

The joke is on you.

 

[bozorgmehr]

Character assassination?

Truly the desperation is real.

Oh boy... the fancy Saudis and their brothers.... Where else would he go?..... Of course to Saudi Bendoveria

Birds of a feather, flock together

Or in Persian: Kabootar ba kabootar, baaz baa baaz - Konad ham jens baa ham jens parvaaz

 

[azzo]

yeah we discussed that already.... They're gay.... they know it..... everybody else knows it.... Some of them even have a surgery to become women.....

It's better than 46% of Saudi 'men' who act tough on the outside, but take it up the a$$.... And I know you already mentioned your preference between men and women... so i don't want to get into that discussion again... whatever makes you happy, fancy..... just don't pretend to be something you're not

Oh dude, funny, I bring you real videos of how your men dress as women, and you get back at me with blabber and retarded number pulled from your a** that has no ground in reality

Desperate much?

 

[Daneshmand]

Fixed

Your desperation has no bounds.

This Pakistani channel has no connection to Iran. It is actually based in Dubai: Geo TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geo TV's broadcast facilities are based at Dubai Media City in the United Arab Emirates.

Its uplink teleport station is Samacom, the uplink provider in the UAE. Geo TV is currently being aired on Asiasat 7.

Fixed

Non-existent Saudi, huh?

Here is the Saudi guy describing it to a TV channel that is based in Dubai, and in all probability funded by Arabs themselves:

Watch from 03:50

 

[azzo]

Your desperation has no bounds.

This Pakistani channel has no connection to Iran. It is actually based in Dubai: Geo TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia





Non-existent Saudi, huh?

Here is the Saudi guy describing it to a TV channel that is based in Dubai, and in all probability funded by Arabs themselves:

Watch from 00:40

What is with the accent?! No Saudi sounds like this in English.
And why the bisht?! is this suppose to be extra Saudi? Is he a prince!? Or is he in a wedding?

Also the way he's trying so hard to sound like an Arab native pronouncing the حاء and عين

"H'h'oothees" and "ma'aasheeq"

What a shitty sounding Arabic and Acting.

This Pakistani channel dudes shouldve brought a Pakistani who knew how to pronounce Arabic Letters without twisting his tung like that But I guess the Pakistanis who do have an Arab accent are all too honorable to be a part of a piece of shameless propaganda like that.

Like this guy:

 

[Oldman1]

San'aa seems to be another Hiroshima these days .

This is for democracy in Yemen !!!

Trust me, whoever took a pic like from that distance wouldn't be alive if it was a Hiroshima bomb blast. Otherwise its just a large conventional explosion.

 

[Daneshmand]

What is with the accent?! No Saudi sounds like this in English.
And why the bisht?! is this suppose to be extra Saudi? Is he a prince!? Or is he in a wedding?

Also the way he's trying so hard to sound like an Arab native pronouncing the حاء and عين

"H'h'oothees" and "ma'aasheeq"

What a shitty sounding Arabic and Acting.

This Pakistani channel dudes shouldve brought a Pakistani who knew how to pronounce Arabic Letters without twisting his tung like that But I guess the Pakistanis who do have an Arab accent are all too honorable to be a part of a piece of shameless propaganda like that.

Like this guy:

Well, you should take up this matter with Pakistanis on this forum.

Pakistan said NO to you. And their TV channel is interviewing a Saudi guy, whom you accuse of not being a Saudi and actually being a Pakistani impostor fraud with a "shitty" Arabic.

Then you bring in a guy who you claim to be an "honorable" Pakistani.

Since you have arrogated yourself to decide between different types of Pakistanis, it is now a matter between you and Pakistanis here.

 

[azzo]

Well, you should take up this matter with Pakistanis on this forum.

Pakistan said NO to you. And their TV channel is interviewing a Saudi guy, whom you accuse of not being a Saudi and actually being a Pakistani impostor fraud with a "shitty" Arabic.

Then you bring in a guy who you claim to be an "honorable" Pakistani.

Since you have arrogated yourself to decide between different types of Pakistanis, it is now a matter between you and Pakistanis here.

Yes I can decide what I want.

Anyone who follows the Persian Mullah called Khuramenei, Pakistani or otherwise, gets no respect from me and can die for all I care

 

[The SiLent crY]

Trust me, whoever took a pic like from that distance wouldn't be alive if it was a Hiroshima bomb blast. Otherwise its just a large conventional explosion.

So , You need another real Hiroshima to be convinced !?

 

[gau8av]

wow, was that the shockwave that took the camera guy out or another explosion ?

any idea what kind of bomb that was ?

 

[Oldman1]

So , You need another real Hiroshima to be convinced !?

Pretty much.

wow, was that the shockwave that took the camera guy out or another explosion ?

any idea what kind of bomb that was ?

Wouldn't know. All I know from the news that they dropped a bomb on an ammo depot.
Multiple views of the same explosion.

 

[SHAHED]

According to some reports ,Saudi terror regime has agreed to cease fire .

Operation "decisive storm" (lol) is now OVER .