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

[Irfan Baloch]

Where do you against houthis from? Yes they expressed support to legal government and people of Yemen. Saying they're with everything legal. Same way Morsi was legal representative. Again I told you we don't have ties with Iran anymore. Don't know what you're expecting from Hamas.

But comments on IMF are delusional. Someone there is saying they need to create Shia movement in Palestine. We have no Shia besides very very few. And we would never do anything if Iran if attacked as we aren't proxies for Iran. Some people on IMF are delusional and sectarian. Not sure why they keep bringing Hamas up even though we have no longer any ties.

your alternate view is most welcome dear just take a breath and respond after reviewing your content before posting.
I know emotions are high which leads to abuse and insults which is really a tragedy be cool and collected you will win more praise this way

 

[gangsta_rap]

Did anyone even BOTHER to bring each faction onto a negotiating table? This won't end well. Yemen will turn into a failed state after this conflict.

 

[AHMED85]

Not sure what u are talking about. Hezbollah shelled Israeli towns with rockets. Since Israel is very small, its enough even small Grad rockets to shell half of the country. Now what can Houthi do against Saudi? Shell empty mountains with few Shia villages bordering Yemen?

You take it as TB so it need some month treatment to overcome.
Houthi forces cant fight for long time. same a lot of group against them.
Houthi forces armed person rely on drugs & other addiction. they are totally criminal by minds.

 

[Mosamania]

were Yemeni aircraft's also targeted?
I wonder why that was needed since the houthis cant fly ?

They conducted 3 airstrikes on Aden before the operation, it means they can fly or were trained to. Hence why they were targeted.

 

[Gasoline]

 

[libertad]

Hamas expressed support for the president of Yemen against Houthis

What does Hamas gain by taking sides here?

 

[الأعرابي]

What does Hamas gain by taking sides here?

Higher morals

 

[Irfan Baloch]

They conducted 3 airstrikes on Aden before the operation, it means they can fly or were trained to. Hence why they were targeted.

wow either undercover Iranian pilots or trained by them

otherwise the airforce is pro president?

 

[Serpentine]

I expected some attacks by Houthies against Saudi Arabia but haven't be able to do any single one so far unlike the war with Israel and Hizbulshaitan in 2006. Saudi Arabian army performance is better than the Israeli one when compared to 2006 war. Noting that Houthies are better armed and further accompanied by Saleh army.

Why should they? No point in capturing few villages in Saudi territory like 2009 while there hasn't been a ground operation yet.
Saudis haven't dared to launch a ground invasion and for good reason, they haven't forgotten what Houthis did to them with AK-47s back in 2009.

Some treasures Houthis got from Saudis only in 2 ambushes:

And some others:

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[Shapur Zol Aktaf]

Where do you against houthis from? Yes they expressed support to legal government and people of Yemen. Saying they're with everything legal. Same way Morsi was legal representative. Again I told you we don't have ties with Iran anymore. Don't know what you're expecting from Hamas.

But comments on IMF are delusional. Someone there is saying they need to create Shia movement in Palestine. We have no Shia besides very very few. And we would never do anything if Iran if attacked as we aren't proxies for Iran. Some people on IMF are delusional and sectarian. Not sure why they keep bringing Hamas up even though we have no longer any ties.

They are not representative of average Iranian. Hamas and Palestinians are free to choose their own policies. Some ayatollah-kids made big mistakes in the past, for example they helped sunni Bosnia financially and military, but got slapped. They helped Sunni Sudan, but got slapped. They were helping Maloun Morsi (MB) in Egypt, got slapped badly.
Not to forget that the price of helping sunni islamists and being anti-Israel has been high for Iranian citizens. So in this kind of issues, ultra conservative Ayatollah-kids should use their brains instead of zealotry. A more neutral course would be better for Iran.

 

[Falcon29]

Yemeni sources:

-Ex-President Saleh calls for presidential elections

-Ahmed Ali threatens to move battle into Saudi Arabia

-Pro Saleh army elements blow up weapons caches in Aden

-Emirate warplanes launch airstrokes against Houthi targets

 

[Decisive Storm]

What does Hamas gain by taking sides here?

Under pressure of Arabic public opinion and medias.
Some use 'taking iranian side' as accusation to put Arabic Governments' pressure against them.

Though, their opinion pro or aganist doesn't change anything.

 

[بلندر]

What does Hamas gain by taking sides here?

more money ...

 

[mike2000]

Hamas expressed support for the president of Yemen against Houthis

Well done Hamas, you again showed Iran your true colour just like you did in Syria by backing the rebels. Afterall the Houthis are so called 'shias' backed by Iran while the oppressed president and his followers are fellow 'sunnis' brothers.lool This should again show how Iranian Mullahs foreign policy have been quite irrational, they could do with better diplomats, instead of supporting terror Sunni groups like Hamas against an imaginary ennemy Israel, which brings them absolutely no benefit at all other than total isolation from their own 'muslim brothers' in the region and sanctions by the west/U.S and reticence/reluctance from Russia/China. Iran is almost totally isolated,(like North Korea of the region). Its leaders need to learn to look only after their own interests instead of trying to play the 'Muslim superman' and relying on religion/ideology to form their foreign policy).

Well done again Hamas, you proved all what i have been saying.

 

[Falcon29]

They are not representative for average Iranian. Hamas and Palestinians are free to choose their own policies. Some ayatollah-kids made big mistakes in the past, for example they helped sunni Bosnia by financially and military, but got slapped. Helped Sunni Sudan, got slapped, were helping MB in Egypt, got slapped a few times.
Not to forget that the price of helping sunni islamists and being anti-Israel have been high. So in this kind of issues, ayatollah-boys should not think with their dicks. A more neutral course would be better for Iran.

Mate, I'm not trying to attack Iranians. But most people in ME react harshly to whatever Hamas does. No matter what we do people condemn us. If Hamas stayed silent on Yemen then some Arabs will get very upset. If we say something, then Hezbollah and Iran sympathizers get upset. Hamas no longer has strong ties because things in region changed. Center of attention is on this regional proxy war. It concerns Iran, Iran has small soncern for Hamas. Whole of region has bigger concern in other events in region. So I don't understand why some iranains are still mentioning Hamas. Hamas just wants region to focus on Palestinian cause and welcomes ties with nations in region becasur Palestinians need more sponsors. And diplomatic backing.

Anwyas, lets get back on topic. Since lots of Hamas haters like Azizam , GBU, Mike2000 hate that movement for its resistance against Israel and want to change topic. But let's stay on topic.