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Yemeni Conflict: News #3
Krepost- Posts : 656
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Another WING LOONG down
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The Houtis did warn the UAE to back off or they would be targeted like the Saudis. Looks like they were true to their word.
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#UAE #Yemen
Abu Dhabi police reported the explosion of three oil tankers in the Al-Masfah area and a small fire in the #AbuDhabi a airport.
AnsarAllah claimed responsibility for the attack. Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman will provide details of the operation in the next few hours.
Liveuamap MiddleEast
@lummideast
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Abu Dhabi Police: Detection of small flying objects likely to be drones that occurred in the two areas that may have caused an explosion and fire in Mussafah and the new construction area at Abu Dhabi International Airport
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@allushiii_new
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The Yemeni Armed Forces conducted a qualitative operation in UAE, the details will be revealed in a few hours.
IWN
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#UAE #Yemen
Abu Dhabi police reported the explosion of three oil tankers in the Al-Masfah area and a small fire in the #AbuDhabi a airport.
AnsarAllah claimed responsibility for the attack. Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman will provide details of the operation in the next few hours.
Liveuamap MiddleEast
@lummideast
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Abu Dhabi Police: Detection of small flying objects likely to be drones that occurred in the two areas that may have caused an explosion and fire in Mussafah and the new construction area at Abu Dhabi International Airport
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@allushiii_new
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The Yemeni Armed Forces conducted a qualitative operation in UAE, the details will be revealed in a few hours.
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Looks like a shot across the bows.
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No damages from the explosion in Mussafah and the fire at Abu Dhabi Airport https://emirates.liveuamap.com/en/2022/17-january-no-damages-from-the-explosion-in-mussafah-and
via @AlArabiya_Brk
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No damages from the explosion in Mussafah and the fire at Abu Dhabi Airport https://emirates.liveuamap.com/en/2022/17-january-no-damages-from-the-explosion-in-mussafah-and
via @AlArabiya_Brk
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Just the a new construction site and some fuel trucks at the airport it seems.
Rune Agerhus
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Emiratis woke up today with an Abu Dhabi in flames, as their government continues to insist on killing civilians in #Yemen.
Every action has a reaction.
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The distance between Sanaa & Abu Dabi is 1480 kms
The distance between Sanaa & Eilat is 1800 kms
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UAE says 3 were killed and 6 were injured by the Yemeni's attack
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Apparently 2 main targets were struck with suicide drones, one in Abu Dabi's airport and the other one is something related to the oil industry
God Bless Yemen
Meanwhile, major objective achieved, the event can't be hidden, egg on face
Spriter
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Stop all flights in Abu Dhabi
After the explosion in a part of Abu Dhabi International Airport, all the airport activites of this airport were suspended.
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They decided to let Muhammad bin Zayed and his British masters know, and the Yemenis are not joking with anyone to defend their national interests.
Rune Agerhus
@Aldanimarki
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Emiratis woke up today with an Abu Dhabi in flames, as their government continues to insist on killing civilians in #Yemen.
Every action has a reaction.
@allushiii_new
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The distance between Sanaa & Abu Dabi is 1480 kms
The distance between Sanaa & Eilat is 1800 kms
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UAE says 3 were killed and 6 were injured by the Yemeni's attack
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Apparently 2 main targets were struck with suicide drones, one in Abu Dabi's airport and the other one is something related to the oil industry
God Bless Yemen
Meanwhile, major objective achieved, the event can't be hidden, egg on face
Spriter
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Stop all flights in Abu Dhabi
After the explosion in a part of Abu Dhabi International Airport, all the airport activites of this airport were suspended.
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They decided to let Muhammad bin Zayed and his British masters know, and the Yemenis are not joking with anyone to defend their national interests.
Last edited by JohninMK on Mon Jan 17, 2022 1:54 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Revised location for the fuel trucks
Spriter
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Emirates News Agency: Explosion in 3 tankers transporting petroleum fuels in Mussafah area in Abu Dhabi
The blasts were heard in the Al-Masfa Industrial Zone in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE. The official UAE news agency reported in a breaking news that three fuel tankers had caught fire in this industrial area.
The official UAE news agency, quoting police sources, confirmed that several drones dropped bombs on fuel tanks in Abu Dhabi Industrial Zone, as well as the city's international airport.
According to a spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, there appears to have been more than one attack on Emirati positions, and some other parts of the country have also been targeted by Yemeni Army drones.
Spriter
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Emirates News Agency: Explosion in 3 tankers transporting petroleum fuels in Mussafah area in Abu Dhabi
The blasts were heard in the Al-Masfa Industrial Zone in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE. The official UAE news agency reported in a breaking news that three fuel tankers had caught fire in this industrial area.
The official UAE news agency, quoting police sources, confirmed that several drones dropped bombs on fuel tanks in Abu Dhabi Industrial Zone, as well as the city's international airport.
According to a spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, there appears to have been more than one attack on Emirati positions, and some other parts of the country have also been targeted by Yemeni Army drones.
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This is very important, I have read it elsewhere, as it is a very big upgrade in outside support, US SF as on the ground advisers and FAC.
Spriter
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Direct US military involvement in the Battle of Yemen
The Lebanese newspaper written by the United States, which was previously indirectly involved in the war against Yemen, has now entered the battlefield directly, so that it may be able to save the Saudi coalition.
Spriter
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Direct US military involvement in the Battle of Yemen
The Lebanese newspaper written by the United States, which was previously indirectly involved in the war against Yemen, has now entered the battlefield directly, so that it may be able to save the Saudi coalition.
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Looks like not a shot across the bows more a gloves are off.
Another Emirati target hit, a C-130 this time, surely not one of their C-17?
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Shabwa province
A Yemenimissile targets an Emirati cargo plane at Ataq Airport in Shabwa Governorate, east of Yemen, and put it out of action.
Spriter
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Yemeni side said that they had given the last warnings to the Emirati authorities through the Omani side, calling on the country to end the war against the Yemeni people.
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These warnings do not seem to have been taken seriously by the Abu Dhabi . The Yemeni authorities have been very patient in their treatment of the Emirati side, and they have thrown it over and over again over the years, and finally they did.
Another Emirati target hit, a C-130 this time, surely not one of their C-17?
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Shabwa province
A Yemenimissile targets an Emirati cargo plane at Ataq Airport in Shabwa Governorate, east of Yemen, and put it out of action.
Spriter
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Yemeni side said that they had given the last warnings to the Emirati authorities through the Omani side, calling on the country to end the war against the Yemeni people.
3h
These warnings do not seem to have been taken seriously by the Abu Dhabi . The Yemeni authorities have been very patient in their treatment of the Emirati side, and they have thrown it over and over again over the years, and finally they did.
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Not a minor hit. This will rattle them.
Apparently they hit 4 Saudi sites as well this morning.
Video at link
https://twitter.com/spriter99880/status/1483052581643558912?cxt=HHwWgIC5geWd7pQpAAAA
Apparently they hit 4 Saudi sites as well this morning.
Video at link
https://twitter.com/spriter99880/status/1483052581643558912?cxt=HHwWgIC5geWd7pQpAAAA
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The businesses of the World know all about this now.
Spriter
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Member of the Yemeni Ansarullah political bureau after the drone attack on the UAE:
Do not deceive the public opinion by hiding behind the name of Iran, I warn the UAE that these attacks will continue ....
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"Al-Masfa" includes 5 important industrial areas, in which large car companies such as "Audi" and "Bentley" are also present.
Targeting Al-Masfa in Abu Dhabi as one of the most important economic areas of the UAE carries important messages.
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The UAE is one of the most important countries in the region in terms of foreign investment, and the lack of economic security can deal a severe blow to this country.
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The heart of the UAE economy under the magnifying glass of the Yemenis
the Al-Masfa area is located southwest of Abu Dhabi and is home to a large number of industrial companies, car dealerships and exhibitions.
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Yemeni army targeted these three points in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and this attack should be considered the largest and most violent military attack on the UAE during its 50-year existence.
Al-Masfah Industrial Town is located southwest of the UAE capital Abu Dhabi and is the most important industrial area of this small country located on the Persian Gulf. The oldest port of the UAE is located in this town. Al-Masfa town consists of 5 very large parts:
The first part is the location of large construction companies and factories and heavy industries;
The second part is the location of factories and companies in light and semi-heavy industries;
The third part is the location of large international technical, engineering and industrial companies (generally American and European);
The fourth section is the location of high-tech companies and industries, especially artificial intelligence, in which the UAE has invested extensively and in which the Zionists have recently been very active;
The fifth section is home to large automotive companies such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Bentley, Porsche, Volkswagen and BMW, which also hosts tens of thousands of luxury cars!

Spriter
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Member of the Yemeni Ansarullah political bureau after the drone attack on the UAE:
Do not deceive the public opinion by hiding behind the name of Iran, I warn the UAE that these attacks will continue ....
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"Al-Masfa" includes 5 important industrial areas, in which large car companies such as "Audi" and "Bentley" are also present.
Targeting Al-Masfa in Abu Dhabi as one of the most important economic areas of the UAE carries important messages.
2m
The UAE is one of the most important countries in the region in terms of foreign investment, and the lack of economic security can deal a severe blow to this country.
3m
The heart of the UAE economy under the magnifying glass of the Yemenis
the Al-Masfa area is located southwest of Abu Dhabi and is home to a large number of industrial companies, car dealerships and exhibitions.
6m
Yemeni army targeted these three points in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and this attack should be considered the largest and most violent military attack on the UAE during its 50-year existence.
Al-Masfah Industrial Town is located southwest of the UAE capital Abu Dhabi and is the most important industrial area of this small country located on the Persian Gulf. The oldest port of the UAE is located in this town. Al-Masfa town consists of 5 very large parts:
The first part is the location of large construction companies and factories and heavy industries;
The second part is the location of factories and companies in light and semi-heavy industries;
The third part is the location of large international technical, engineering and industrial companies (generally American and European);
The fourth section is the location of high-tech companies and industries, especially artificial intelligence, in which the UAE has invested extensively and in which the Zionists have recently been very active;
The fifth section is home to large automotive companies such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Bentley, Porsche, Volkswagen and BMW, which also hosts tens of thousands of luxury cars!
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This time, we can not blame the Patriot, as they don't have any ... but does it make any difference?

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ALAMO wrote:This time, we can not blame the Patriot, as they don't have any ... but does it make any difference?![]()
Probably overflew Saudi who do.
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Map added
Saudis probably have little under that flight path.
Perhaps time for the UAE to bring back their Pantsir they have lent out.
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Spriter
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Agencies: The UAE government is reticent about details of other sensitive targets being bombed in Abu Dhabi and only announces an explosion and fire at the airport and oil tanks
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Agencies: The UAE government is reticent about details of other sensitive targets being bombed in Abu Dhabi and only announces an explosion and fire at the airport and oil tanks
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JohninMK wrote:
Probably overflew Saudi who do.
Maybe those were just visiting friends in Iran, and getting lost ...
You know how it is, a desert is just the same ...
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ALAMO wrote:JohninMK wrote:
Probably overflew Saudi who do.
Maybe those were just visiting friends in Iran, and getting lost ...
You know how it is, a desert is just the same ...
Like it, they just ran out of fuel at an unfortunate place.
Mind you seriously, we have not heard of the Iranians flying their drones south on delivery flights for subsequent use by the Yemenis.
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I see no other option than those that were released in Iran if we take for granted that it was a drone strike.
Maybe some small ones, released on the scene - but the damage looks quite serious.
UAE is just in a process of making an AD system, correct me if I am wrong? An open competition?
Maybe some small ones, released on the scene - but the damage looks quite serious.
UAE is just in a process of making an AD system, correct me if I am wrong? An open competition?
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The Saudi/UAE revenge attack struck the house of a retired Yemini Air Force General and killed him and his large family.
First World vs third World and the latter is winning with troops like this who perhaps found that his flip flops were slowing him down

First World vs third World and the latter is winning with troops like this who perhaps found that his flip flops were slowing him down

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Houthis stopping an attack.
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Saudi Coalition warplanes Bombard Yemen, causing a massacre following Houthi strikes on the UAE.
Drone footage shows rescue teams on the scene amid the debris of a detention center in Saada, in northwestern Yemen, after a Saudi-led coalition airstrike. At least 70 people were reportedly killed in the blast.
Drone footage shows rescue teams on the scene amid the debris of a detention center in Saada, in northwestern Yemen, after a Saudi-led coalition airstrike. At least 70 people were reportedly killed in the blast.
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UAE-backed militia suspends operations in southern Yemen
The announcement comes amid reports of divisions among the UAE-backed militias
FULL ARTICLE: https://thecradle.co/Article/news/6070
NOTE: interesting if news is confirmed.
The announcement comes amid reports of divisions among the UAE-backed militias
FULL ARTICLE: https://thecradle.co/Article/news/6070
NOTE: interesting if news is confirmed.
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franco wrote:UAE-backed militia suspends operations in southern Yemen
The announcement comes amid reports of divisions among the UAE-backed militias
FULL ARTICLE: https://thecradle.co/Article/news/6070
NOTE: interesting if news is confirmed.
very good article franco. It is interesting indeed since UAE supported southern secessionist movement until now
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Video of houthi missiles intercepted byy UAE AD just a few hours ago.
https://twitter.com/Intel_sky/status/1485495400354172928
My guess: testing their AD to strike more efficently later on..
https://twitter.com/Intel_sky/status/1485495400354172928
My guess: testing their AD to strike more efficently later on..
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Saudi also show similar video and say they intercepted everything but people on twitter still report explosions in the cities.
They control everything in those country. Truth can't come out easily.
This video shows nothing. If they had something to show they would have.
They control everything in those country. Truth can't come out easily.
This video shows nothing. If they had something to show they would have.
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The UAE is yet another Arab country, that has pursued 'normalization' with Israel and fully recognized it.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-approves-multimillion-dollar-joint-rd-fund-with-uae/
Which is all well and good, but it was never going to go down well with the Arab street
https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-approves-multimillion-dollar-joint-rd-fund-with-uae/
Israel approves multimillion-dollar joint R&D fund with UAE
NIS 300 million to be allocated over next decade to support private sector collaboration and investment
By Lazar Berman 23 January 2022, 4:55 pm
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid shakes hands with UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi, on June 29, 2021. (Shlomi Amsalem GPO)
Israel’s cabinet approved on Sunday a joint Israel-UAE R&D fund to support tech projects involving Israeli and Emirati companies.
The fund is designed to encourage collaboration on technological innovation, and to help Israeli companies access resources that are not available in Israel, according to a statement from the Foreign Ministry.
It will also help Israeli businesses find Emirati partners, navigate local regulations, and develop marketing strategies.
The fund, which was proposed by Foreign Minister Yair Lapid and Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen, will allocate NIS 15 million a year over the next decade. The UAE will provide matching funds, for a total of NIS 300 million for the life of the fund.
The UAE and Israel signed a normalization agreement in 2020 as part of the US-backed Abraham Accords.
During his December visit to the UAE, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and his host Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan agreed to open the fund.
“This joint fund, and a corresponding joint business council, will harness leading economic and technological minds in the UAE and in Israel, and task them with commercializing solutions to challenges ranging from climate change and desertification to clean energy and future agriculture,” the two leaders said a joint statement.
The fund will be managed on the Israeli side by the Foreign Ministry, Science Ministry, Finance Ministry, Economy Ministry, and Innovation Authority.
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Lapid said in a statement that Israel and the UAE share a passion for advanced technology that improves citizens’ quality of life, protects the environment, and promotes economic development.
“The bilateral R&D fund is the engine to start the process in the private sector, by encouraging companies, with an emphasis on SMEs (small and medium enterprises) to connect, to develop, to create, and to market innovative technological products in the region and globally,” he said.
He also thanked his Emirati counterpart, Abdullah bin Zayed.
Farkash-Hacohen said the fund would “create a bridge that would facilitate Emirati investments in Israeli technology” in energy, infrastructure and more.
The fund is part of a wave of investment between the countries in the wake of the Abraham Accords. Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that the UAE sovereign-wealth fund Mubadala Investment invested $100 million in six Israeli venture capital firms.
Which is all well and good, but it was never going to go down well with the Arab street
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US Bomb Parts Found After Saudi Mass Casualty Airstrike In Yemen
Tyler Durden
Sunday, Jan 23, 2022 - 11:55 PM
The media wing for Yemen's Houthi rebels has released what it says is video evidence that US bombs are still being used by the Saudi coalition to attack civilian sites in Yemen.
This after within the past days the Saudis have ramped up their airstrikes, including a bombing over Houthi-held northern Saada province which struck a migrant detention center, leaving at least 80 killed. Separately, airstrikes which hit a youth soccer field in Hodeidah left many casualties. In the past days an estimated over 200 Yemenis have been killed, with international human rights groups condemning the indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas.
Concerning the deadly attack on the detention facility, a mass casualty event which went largely underreported on mainstream US networks, journalist Samuel Oakford details that "A weapon fragment reportedly recovered at the site of a Saudi-led coalition airstrike that killed at least 82 (per MSF) at a detention facility" appears to be from a US-made bomb.
Despite the recovered fragment's manufacturing code clearly pointing to its Raytheon maker, so far it appears that only regional as well as Russian media has been reporting on it Sunday, though the evidence is being examined by a handful of Western journalists and NGOs as well:
Video footage filmed in the aftermath of the airstrike by members of the Houthi rebel movement, which is in conflict with the Saudi-backed government, and shared on YouTube, shows distressing scenes of rescue workers removing bodies from the rubble. At one point, a fragment allegedly from a lethal weapon used in the raid is shown, with part of its identifying text and numbers visible.
"That’s the manufacturer cage code for Raytheon," Marc Garlasco, a military adviser from the Netherlands-based PAX Protection of Civilians NGO wrote on Twitter, referring to the US’ Raytheon Technologies Corporation, one of the world’s largest aerospace and intelligence services suppliers.
It's certainly not the first time US bombs and fragments have been recovered in Yemen after mass killings via Saudi-UAE-US airstrikes.
However, especially since Biden took office, the US has pledged to withdraw its military from active execution of the war and airstrikes. Biden further campaigned on winding down the Yemen war which has raged since 2015 and taken the lives of hundreds of thousands.
But it appears the US still involved via its steady weapons supplies to its Gulf partners, at a moment that Riyadh is pushing for more resupplies.

The northern Yemen prison struck in the Saudi air raid last week; Ansarullah media center via AFP

Tyler Durden
Sunday, Jan 23, 2022 - 11:55 PM
The media wing for Yemen's Houthi rebels has released what it says is video evidence that US bombs are still being used by the Saudi coalition to attack civilian sites in Yemen.
This after within the past days the Saudis have ramped up their airstrikes, including a bombing over Houthi-held northern Saada province which struck a migrant detention center, leaving at least 80 killed. Separately, airstrikes which hit a youth soccer field in Hodeidah left many casualties. In the past days an estimated over 200 Yemenis have been killed, with international human rights groups condemning the indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas.
Concerning the deadly attack on the detention facility, a mass casualty event which went largely underreported on mainstream US networks, journalist Samuel Oakford details that "A weapon fragment reportedly recovered at the site of a Saudi-led coalition airstrike that killed at least 82 (per MSF) at a detention facility" appears to be from a US-made bomb.
Despite the recovered fragment's manufacturing code clearly pointing to its Raytheon maker, so far it appears that only regional as well as Russian media has been reporting on it Sunday, though the evidence is being examined by a handful of Western journalists and NGOs as well:
Video footage filmed in the aftermath of the airstrike by members of the Houthi rebel movement, which is in conflict with the Saudi-backed government, and shared on YouTube, shows distressing scenes of rescue workers removing bodies from the rubble. At one point, a fragment allegedly from a lethal weapon used in the raid is shown, with part of its identifying text and numbers visible.
"That’s the manufacturer cage code for Raytheon," Marc Garlasco, a military adviser from the Netherlands-based PAX Protection of Civilians NGO wrote on Twitter, referring to the US’ Raytheon Technologies Corporation, one of the world’s largest aerospace and intelligence services suppliers.
It's certainly not the first time US bombs and fragments have been recovered in Yemen after mass killings via Saudi-UAE-US airstrikes.
However, especially since Biden took office, the US has pledged to withdraw its military from active execution of the war and airstrikes. Biden further campaigned on winding down the Yemen war which has raged since 2015 and taken the lives of hundreds of thousands.
But it appears the US still involved via its steady weapons supplies to its Gulf partners, at a moment that Riyadh is pushing for more resupplies.
The northern Yemen prison struck in the Saudi air raid last week; Ansarullah media center via AFP

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