Yemeni Conflict: News #3

So the activity of the resistance axis is effective to stop the war against the Palestinians ? Perhaps in the long run . Maybe at this rate Israel will stop bombing in five to ten years ? Maybe twenty ? In almost a year , they killed 180,000 or more like 250,000 ? So in ten years they will kill 2500,000 . Or entire Gaza population . And will fireworks work then ? The Arabs are just watching , thinking perhaps that " ...well the resistance axis is doing something ! " And the Iranians ? They are still stuck at number 37000 ! Even if the actual number is 180000 or 250000 . That is why , they , like the Arabs are watching and thinking perhaps that " ....we are doing something ! "

Here doing something maybe worse than doing nothing ! Because it gives the false view that " ..we are doing something ! " When we are ( the world is ) not doing much of anything . It is nothing , if all the resistance axis does , is delay the inevitable , or even facilitate it  . What if the axis did nothing ? Stop the show ? Leave the world with the view that genocide is being conducted and not a war of resistance against it ? Maybe then the world is forced to do something . Something real to stop the Genocide . Not just fireworks to keep the crowd happy .

The Americans dropped food parcels by parachute . They later built a flimsy pier for food delivery . The food drop hit some on the head and killed them . The pier was washed away by the tide . Both blinded the public that " ...we did something  ! " while Palestinians were being bombed . Which is more deadly for the Palestinians ? The American food parcels or axis drones ?

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@SprinterFamily
The Houthis now possess an advanced Iranian missile

The armed forces of Yemen in a recently published video show that they received the Iranian ballistic missile "Kheybar Shekan-2" and that they used it for the first time against Israel.

The Khyber Shekan-2 is an advanced medium-range ballistic missile developed by Iran, with the specific purpose of penetrating an extremely dense air defense umbrella, such as Israel's Iron Dome / Arrow-3 / David's Slingshot .

It is an upgraded version of the original "Kheybar Shekan" missile, which was recently used in a massive Iranian attack on Israel, which successfully hit two Israeli airbases.

Heard that Russian manufacturer " Katusha , " Rockets fired from Lebanon and that they " penetrated , " the Iron dome AD , hitting some areas , including evacuated residential areas in northern Israel . If true , then does this mean that Iron dome failed to intercept ? Or that they did not fire ? Or they have run out of rounds or saving them for more important targets ?

The Katusha seems to have all landed . Then hard to think they suddenly ran out of AD missiles , not firing any . To decide if they run out or not , or if they are pretending to run out , saving them for later , when heavier Rockets land , then longer range and stronger Rockets must be fired against important industrial targets . Targets of existential nature to Israel . If then the Israelis fail to launch AD missiles , then conclusion can more accurately be made that they are short of missiles . The main attack or larger attacks can then be started !

JohninMK wrote:
The armed forces of Yemen in a recently published video show that they received the Iranian ballistic missile "Kheybar Shekan-2" and that they used it for the first time against Israel.

Where and with what result?

Btw what do you guys make of the report by a retired US colonel about an attempted infiltration of Yemen by Israeli and US special forces? Forewarned by Russia via Iran, the Houthis are said to have wiped out the infiltrators.

Details of the Yemeni attack on Greek-owned Sounion oil tanker in the Red Sea:

— This tanker is the third vessel from Athens-based Delta Tankers to be attacked in the Red Sea this month.

— The Delta Tankers announced that the attack caused a fire on the ship, but the crew managed to extinguish it.

— At the request of Sounion, a warship from the EU fleet stationed in the Red Sea under the Operation Aspides was dispatched to rescue the crew.

— The warship while approaching the area destroyed a USV that posed a threat to the Sounion and crew.

— All crew of the Sounion tanker evacuated and taken to the nearest port in Djibouti.

— Also Reuters quoted a maritime security source as saying that the vessel is now stopped and anchored somewhere between Yemen and Eritrea. The company that owns the ship is working on a plan to move the tanker to a safer location and repair its engines.

The images are related to a Yemeni USV near the Sounion tanker that was likely destroyed by the EU warship.

https://t.me/iswnews_en/12242

Yemen Army Demolishes Two Vessels Belonging To Israel

The Yemeni Armed Forces declared details of a heavy naval, missile and drone strike on two vessels belonging to the Israeli regime in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.

#Yemen #Israel

Detail here: https://english.iswnews.com/35987/yemen-army-demolishes-two-vessels-belonging-to-israel/

MUST WATCH: The Yemeni Navy published scenes of the “SOUNION” ship in the Red Sea after it was targeted for violating the ban to israeli ports.

https://t.me/FotrosResistance/7778

Maybe his failure was in defending his ship?

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@SprinterFamily

US Navy Destroyer Commander Fired After Failure Against Yemeni Army

The U.S. Navy says Cameron Yast, the commanding officer of the destroyer USS John McCain, has been fired in the midst of the warship's deployment to West Asia.

The reason for Yast's dismissal is "loss of confidence in his ability to command a guided missile destroyer."

In a navy where a commander and another officer got medals for shooting down a civilian airliner in the 1980s you really have to wonder what this guy did to get fired....