Saudi Arabia will never abandon Yemen or the Yemeni people and will continue to support them in every possible way.
Soon, we will celebrate alongside Yemenis the liberation of their country and the end of the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist presence.
#Yemen
You can hide behind slogans and propaganda all you want.
But threatening Madinah tells the world exactly what the Houthis really are.
#الا_رسول_الله_ياحوثي
@JavierBlas The world can’t function without Saudi oil.
So if the world wants that oil to keep flowing, everyone has an interest in protecting Saudi oil tankers and keeping shipping lanes secure.
Whenever Yemen’s legitimate government or the Saudi-led Coalition puts out a statement about Houthi attacks, Western media takes its time reporting it.
But the moment the Houthis put out a statement, everyone rushes to report it.
The difference is hard to ignore.
A lot is happening right now.
Reports say a gathering of more than 2,000 Houthis was targeted at a military camp while they were receiving their monthly salaries. There are also reports that Britain has raised the alert level at two bases used by the US Air Force.
Perhaps we’re closer to the end of Iran and its militias than we think.
This is misleading.
Yemeni government forces themselves announced airstrikes on Houthi positions, reinforcements and weapons depots in Taiz.
And linking Riyadh’s school closures to the battle for Kahboub is pure speculation. No official reason has been given for the closures.
At least get the basic facts right.
@DD_Geopolitics Liar.
The strikes were carried out by Yemeni forces, and the targets were a military camp and weapons depot belonging to the Iranian-backed Houthi militia.
@MenchOsint The Houthis wanted to provoke Saudi Arabia, but they didn’t realize they were provoking the entire world.
Their end is getting closer, and Iran can’t save them now.