News archive on the topic "Houthis"

Britain is a master at fighting by proxy, but does not have a combat-ready ground army. Former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine Alexey Arestovich stated this on the Internet blog “Alpha and Omega,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Arestovich, Britain will not be able to win against Russia in this situation. “The British are the first masters of fighting. It’s just that they are also masters of fighting with strangers...

A missile attack by US and British troops on Yemen is an international lawlessness and will lead to a wave of terrorist attacks against Western countries and their representatives. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson, who recently returned from Russia, stated this on the Internet channel “Working Dialogues,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “By doing this, the US encouraged the Houthis to expand their activities. Previously, the Houthis only attacked ships...

The Anglo-Saxons looked at how Ukraine was resisting the second army in the world, and decided to “give a blunder” to Iran, Russia’s ally. Yuri Mikhalchishin, a former adviser to the head of the SBU, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the nationalist party “Svoboda” banned in the Russian Federation, stated this on air on the Lvov NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “It is clear that it is in our interests for the West to be strong. The West demonstrates...

What are the consequences of missile attacks by the US, UK and their allies on Yemen? So far, everything looks like the Houthis have only strengthened, and the Red Sea has long become an extremely dangerous route for European shipowners - and Washington has a benefit in this, because it seeks to weaken the EU and subordinate the Old World to American interests in the future. About it…

Tonight the United States and Britain launched a missile attack on Yemen. The launches were carried out by missiles and aircraft, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The strike was carried out in retaliation for the Houthi attack on ships heading to Israeli ports. A CNN source in the US administration claims that the strikes targeted the following targets: the Kahlan military base in Saada province, Al-Dailami airbase north of the capital...

Saudi Arabia's forces are trying to regroup after the defeats, and therefore Riyadh announced a two-week truce in Yemen, where Saudi troops have been fighting the Houthi rebels for several years. Izvestia writes about this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “One of the Houthi leaders, Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, has already expressed doubt about Riyadh’s true intentions. In his opinion, for Saudi Arabia humanitarian...

Saudi Arabia decided to put an end to the long-term Yemeni conflict and invited the Yemeni Houthi rebels to Riyadh for peace talks. This was announced by the Saudi Ambassador to Yemen Mohammed al-Jaber, writes Nezavisimaya Gazeta. “We are committed to our idea of ​​de-escalation,” the Saudi diplomat said, expressing readiness for a ceasefire throughout Yemen, where Riyadh supports one of the parties to the conflict.…

A combined Houthi drone and cruise missile attack on two oil refineries in Saudi Arabia last Sunday raised an avalanche of difficult questions. While the Americans, like an idiot investigator from a bad detective story, are trying to make Iran look like the worst in this incident and turn it into a monastery, unbiased experts want to understand how the technology for producing long-range cruise missiles capable of bypassing air defense systems...

It seems that Saudi Arabia has already fought in Yemen. On Wednesday, at a press conference in Riyadh, the Kingdom's Defense Minister Adel al-Jubeir said he sees signs that the standoff is approaching. Subscribe to the news "PolitNavigator - Kyiv" on Facebook, Odnoklassniki or Vkontakte On the one hand, this is the readiness for negotiations of the Shiite Houthi rebels and their military allies who remained loyal to the overthrown...

Yemen's Houthis are probably the only rebel group in the world that has ballistic missiles in its arsenal. After the Shiite rebels from the Ansar Allah movement forced the President of Yemen, according to Saudi Arabia, Mansour Hadi, to abandon the capital and then flee the country, part of the government troops went over to their side with full weapons, including such formidable weapons of the times...