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[Dr.Hotha🇸🇦د.هوذة @HothaAli]

If I were born a thousand times, and God let me choose my birthplace each time, I would choose Saudi Arabia.

Every. Single. Time. 🇸🇦

[Salman Al-Ansari | سلمان الأنصاري @alansari]

The Saudi-led coalition and the Yemeni Armed Forces appear to have shifted their focus from retaking territory to degrading the Houthi militia's military capabilities.

The logic is simple. Take out the weapons first, and the territory will follow.

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

@MarioNawfal Reuters fabricated this, and the rest of the media simply repeated it, Syria itself denied it.

https://t.co/7xm075rGV4

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

Reuters never gets tired of making things up, even when its own reporting exposes the fiction 😂

The headline claims Syria is training Saudi Arabia, but buried inside the article, Reuters own Saudi source says the exchange is mainly aimed at restructuring the Syrian forces

Did they even read their own article before publishing the headline?

Reuters vs reality, in 60 seconds 👇

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

@Osint613 Nobody wants war except Israel

[فيصل الحمد Faisal @ah64faisal]

تواصل قوات الدفاع الجوي السعودية المحافظة على قدراتها في اعتراض الاهداف الجوية.

لذلك نلاحظ ان ميليشيا الحوثي الأرهابية توزع عمليات الإطلاق على مدار الساعة في محاولة لاختبار فاعلية وقدرات المنظومات الدفاعية.

[مالك الروقي @alrougui]

أين تدور المعارك في الجوف ومأرب حول صنعاء بين الجيش اليمني وميليشا الحوثي التي تحتل صنعاء

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

Military expert Major General Faisal Al-Hamad @ah64faisal

The decline in the Houthi militia’s missile capabilities is the result of precision airstrikes targeting launch platforms, weapons depots, command centers, and the elimination of key experts

Meanwhile, intensified anti-smuggling efforts are creating a growing supply shortage that could lead to a sharp decline in the militia’s ballistic missile stockpiles

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

This statement from Iran’s Foreign Ministry says it all: the Houthis are losing, and their backers are scrambling to rewrite the narrative and save their failing proxy

CHECKMATE ♟️

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

8 AM — The Houthis attempt to strike Riyadh

A few hours later — The Coalition releases footage showing the destruction of the missile launch platforms behind the attacks

From attempted strikes to destroyed launch platforms. The response speaks for itself

Saudi Arabia’s skies are defended, and threats are tracked back to their source

🇸🇦🫡

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

Saudi Arabia’s air defense systems have demonstrated remarkable effectiveness, with an interception rate reported at 98.9%

The vast majority of incoming threats are intercepted. Those that miss their intended targets often end up falling across Saudi Arabia’s vast deserts, far from populated areas

And even when an interception takes place, any falling debris generally causes limited damage compared to what the attackers intended

Think about it: a country with vast territory, advanced defense systems, and highly trained personnel

Launching a missile is one thing, reaching your target in Saudi is another

Our skies are guarded, and our defenders remain on watch 24/7

Salute to the heroes of Saudi Arabia’s air defense forces 🇸🇦🫡

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

A few damaged windows in Aramco tower in Riyadh?

That’s hardly a setback for a country that built an East-West oil pipeline and restored it in a couple of days

Saudi Arabia doesn’t panic, doesn’t back down, and certainly doesn’t stop moving forward because of a few broken windows, we fix what needs fixing and keep building

As for those celebrating such attacks, don’t mistake a minor repair for a major victory. Saudi is bigger than your missiles and stronger than your threats

Our coffee is still hot, and our ambitions are still sky-high ☕️🇸🇦

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

While the Houthis attack Mecca and Madinah under the false banner of defending Islam, Saudi Arabia is opening the 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition, working tirelessly to serve millions of Muslims from every corner of the world

The contrast speaks for itself: They threaten Islam’s holiest sites. Saudi Arabia serves their visitors

Actions reveal the truth ✅

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

While the Houthis attack Mecca and Madinah under the false banner of defending Islam, Saudi Arabia is opening the 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition, working tirelessly to serve millions of Muslims from every corner of the world

The contrast speaks for itself: They threaten Islam’s holiest sites. Saudi Arabia serves their visitors

Actions reveal the truth ✅

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

@Heymawais @WSJ Amen

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

Yemen’s Foreign Ministry delivers a direct message to Tehran: Yemen is not your proxy battlefield

21 foreign experts, 14 from Iran’s IRGC, 7 from Hezbollah

This goes far beyond arming the Houthis. It is direct interference in Yemen’s sovereignty and an attempt to control its future

The Yemeni people deserve a state, not an Iranian-controlled militia

[وزارة خارجية الجمهورية اليمنية @yemen_mofa]

#Yemen Calls on the Iranian Regime to Halt the Arming of Militias and Stop Trading in the Blood of Yemenis

#Aden | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates expresses its strong condemnation of the statement issued by the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding Yemen, with its misleading allegations and blatant interference in the internal affairs of the Republic of Yemen — a transparent attempt to provide political and media cover for the terrorist Houthi militia, and to disclaim the Iranian regime’s responsibility for prolonging the war and deepening the humanitarian tragedy of the Yemeni people.

The Ministry affirms that the Iranian statement lays bare Tehran’s open adoption of the putschist militia’s narrative and its justification of the militia’s practices, in parallel with the findings of the competent Yemeni agencies that Iranian interference has evolved from financing, arming and training into direct participation in the planning and management of operations.

The Ministry regards this pairing of military support on the ground with diplomatic cover in international forums as further evidence of the true nature of the Iranian role in undermining the Yemeni state and threatening the security of the region and its waterways.

The Ministry rejects the Iranian regime’s exploitation of the blood of the victims of the Souq Al-Hadarah crime in Al-Wazi’iyah district of Taiz governorate, or of any other area, to promote accusations that contradict what the competent Yemeni authorities have announced, including their call for independent investigations into the Houthi militia’s violations of human rights and international law.

The Ministry recalls the Ministry of Interior’s announcement of the presence of 21 foreign experts working with the Houthi militia, including 14 from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and 7 from Hezbollah. Their tasks span command and control and the management of operations; work on ballistic missiles, drones and electronic warfare; the smuggling of military components; and the coordination of maritime operations, including the selection of commercial vessels for targeting — together constituting a fully-fledged general staff whose role goes beyond training to the supervision, planning and direction of operations, for which Yemenis pay the price with their lives, their security and their livelihoods.

The Ministry stresses that Tehran, by arming the Houthi militia and supplying it with experts, enables it to pursue its terrorism in Yemen — abducting, killing and terrorizing civilians, shelling cities and civilian facilities, and besieging and starving the population — alongside its repeated attacks on the territory of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on commercial shipping, and on navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait.

This interference embodies a pattern the Iranian regime has long pursued in undermining the security of the region’s states: financing rogue armed groups that contest national governments’ exclusive authority over the use of force and over decisions of war and peace.

The Ministry recalls that the arms embargo imposed under Resolution 2216, and expanded under Resolution 2624 to cover the Houthis as an entity, encompasses weapons, equipment, technical assistance, training and financing related to military activities.

The Ministry affirms that Iran’s own interests, its security and the future of its relations in the region require respect for the sovereignty of states, the building of good-neighborly relations founded on shared interests and non-interference in internal affairs, and the abandonment of its policy of arming the subversive groups affiliated with it.

The Ministry stresses that the Iranian regime would be far better served devoting its country’s resources and wealth to improving the livelihood of the Iranian people and meeting their needs for development, services and employment, rather than squandering them on arms and smuggling networks and on destabilizing the region.

The Ministry notes that throughout twelve years of a war ignited by the Houthi militia with its backing, the Iranian regime has offered the Yemeni people nothing but missiles, suicide drones, explosive-laden boats and experts of destruction — while our brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have provided invaluable relief, humanitarian and development assistance, together with countless facilitations for Yemeni expatriates whose work and remittances keep millions alive.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirms that respect for Yemen’s sovereignty begins with halting the arming of the militias, withdrawing the experts, and ceasing interference in Yemen’s national decision-making — and that Tehran’s professed concern for the lives of Yemenis requires, first of all, that it stop wielding the very tools that prolong their suffering and deepen the destruction.

https://t.co/Hw8VEb6Nbx

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

This statement from Iran’s Foreign Ministry says it all: the Houthis are losing, and their backers are scrambling to rewrite the narrative and save their failing proxy

CHECKMATE ♟️

[الخارجية الإيرانية @IRIMFA_AR]

الخارجية الإيرانية تدين العدوان السعودي على المدنيين في #اليمن:
تُؤكد الجمهورية الإسلامية إلى ضرورة إنهاء النزاع بين #السعودية واليمن في أسرع وقت ممكن عبر الحوار بين الطرفين وهذا يتطلب وقفًا فوريًا للهجمات العسكرية، وإنهاءً تامًا للحصار، واحترامًا لحق الشعب اليمني في تقرير مصيره.

[طويق @Tuwa1q]

Excellent work! A ballistic missile launch platform in Sana’a was destroyed after the Houthi terrorist militia used it in an attempted attack on Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province today.

[Al Arabiya English @AlArabiya_Eng]

The Saudi-led coalition says that it destroyed three missile launchers in Yemen that were used by the Houthi militia to target the Kingdom earlier in the day.

https://t.co/eRnMm60CgC

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

@lancol6 Thanks 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

A few damaged windows in Aramco tower in Riyadh?

That’s hardly a setback for a country that built an East-West oil pipeline and restored it in a couple of days

Saudi Arabia doesn’t panic, doesn’t back down, and certainly doesn’t stop moving forward because of a few broken windows, we fix what needs fixing and keep building

As for those celebrating such attacks, don’t mistake a minor repair for a major victory. Saudi is bigger than your missiles and stronger than your threats

Our coffee is still hot, and our ambitions are still sky-high ☕️🇸🇦

[CNN @CNN]

A missile struck a multi-story building owned by oil giant Aramco in the financial district of the Saudi capital Riyadh on Sunday, according to multiple witnesses and geolocated video. https://t.co/XOXdfrNme8

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

Ez Pz lemon Squeezy
https://t.co/TAMujZLjHQ

[Sarah @Sarah_Politics]

8 AM — The Houthis attempt to strike Riyadh

A few hours later — The Coalition releases footage showing the destruction of the missile launch platforms behind the attacks

From attempted strikes to destroyed launch platforms. The response speaks for itself

Saudi Arabia’s skies are defended, and threats are tracked back to their source

🇸🇦🫡