
※ spriters@neccamc1氏の2021/3/8のツイート
Saudi activists say the kingdom has entered a phase of great pain early on
サウジだけでなく湾岸産油国は、強い恐怖を抱いたはず。イエメンはアラビア半島のほぼ全域に正確にミサイルを打ち込め、ドローン攻撃もかけられることを示しました。原油価格の低迷の中、石油関連施設が操業できなくなれば、サウジの体制崩壊はありうることになりましょう。
RT2021/3/8
Saudi military chief accuses Iran of supplying missiles used by Houthis to strike its oil facilities
Saudi Arabia’s defense spokesman has accused Iran of supplying missiles and drones to Houthi rebels in Yemen, for use against Saudi targets. Meanwhile, the US has made similar accusations regarding Iran-backed forces in Iraq.
Speaking on Saudi national television on Monday, Colonel Turki al-Malki accused Tehran of smuggling the weaponry into Yemen, where Houthi rebels have been launching cross-border attacks on Saudi Arabia.
In the most recent of these incidents, the rebels launched a drone attack on the world’s largest crude-oil terminal at Ras Tanura on Sunday. Saudi authorities said that there were no casualties and the facility’s output remained unaffected, but the strike drove Brent crude prices up to $71 a barren – the highest since January 2020.
反政府勢力は日曜日にラスタヌラにある世界最大の原油ターミナルにドローン攻撃を開始しました。 サウジアラビア当局は、死傷者はなく、施設の生産量にも影響はないと述べたが、ストライキによりブレント原油の価格は、2020年1月以来の最高値である71ドルまで上昇した。

今の戦争は、ミサイル、ドローン戦争ですから、在来の航空機による空爆よりも命中度が高い。貧しい国が戦闘能力を持ちやすくなっています。
YPAの2021/3/9の報道によると、サウジアラビアの活動家は、イエメン軍による王国内の標的への爆撃を記録したビデオクリップを公開した場合、サウジアラビアの治安機関から逮捕されると脅迫されたとのこと。サウジ国内の被害は相当深刻です。
※ spriters@neccamc1氏の2021/3/7のツイート
Saudi coalition warplanes strike targets in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a.
spriters@neccamc1氏の2021/3/7のツイート
Sana'a An Saudi air strike targeted the passport building and reports of dozens of victims from African refugees,
※ spriters@neccamc1氏の2021/3/9のツイート
The Pentagon: We want the Houthis to stop their attacks and show their willingness to participate in a political process 大爆笑
FARSNEWS2021/3/12
Spokesman: Saudis Need to Wake Up
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said Saudi Arabia should give up illusion as the daydreaming of conquering Yemen in 3 weeks has not materialized after six 6 years.
Khatibzadeh wrote on his Twitter page on Thursday that the Saudis must open their eyes to realities as their illusion of conquering Yemen jus tin 3 weeks has been null and they have been bogged down in the crisis that they themselves have created.
He further noted that Riyadh has breached moral principles in the all-out war against Yemen.
In relevant remarks on Wednesday, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for the Political Affairs Seyed Abbas Araqchi reiterated the country's readiness to help any talks which terminate the war and crisis in Yemen.
"We have proposed an initiative for the crisis in Yemen since the beginning of aggression of the Arab Coalition, and we are always ready to help any talks that end the suffering of Yemeni people and this cruel war," Araqchi said in an interview with the Arabic-language al-Masirah news website on Wednesday.
※ mko@trappedsoldier氏の2021/3/13のツイート
フーシー・イエメン軍が解放しようとしているマリブで、アルカイダとISISが姿を現した。シリアのアルカイダリーダー、ムハイシニは「イエメンに行き、マリブのために戦え」と指令を出した。テロリストが、アメリカ人、サウジアラビア、傭兵、その他の国際社会と一列に並んで戦っている!
sputniknew14:28 GMT 22.03.2021(
Saudi Arabia Floats New Peace Initiative, Including Nationwide Ceasefire, to End Yemen Conflict
Yemen descended into conflict in late 2014, after the Houthi movement took control of the country's capital in a popular uprising sparked by the cancellation of fuel subsidies. President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi fled to Riyadh, and in March 2015, Saudi Arabia and a coalition of mostly Gulf sheikhdom nations intervened to try to restore him to power.
Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud announced a new Riyadh-backed peace initiative to end the conflict in Yemen, with the proposal including a United Nations-supervised ceasefire across the country, an easing of the blockade, and the relaunch of political talks.
Along with the nationwide ceasefire, the proposal includes a commitment by the coalition to ease its blockade on Hodeidah Port, with tax revenues from the port to go into a joint bank account in the central bank, the reopening of Sanaa Airport, and other measures.
"The initiative will take effect as soon as the Houthis agree with it," Prince Faisal said, speaking to journalists at a televised news conference in Riyadh. "It's up to the Houthis now," he added.
Prince Faisal went on to take a shot at Tehran, which Riyadh has accused of supporting the Houthi militants with weapons and other support. "The Houthis must decide whether to put their interests first or Iran's interests first," the foreign minister said.
Iran has repeatedly expressed support for the Houthis' struggle, but has also rejected claims of involvement in the Yemen conflict, pointing to the suffocating Saudi blockade of the country's ports and airspace. The militia similarly maintains that its weapons, including the ballistic missiles and drones it uses to attack coalition forces in both Yemen and Saudi Arabia proper, are domestically produced. Yemen was provided with vast quantities of Soviet weapons during the Cold War, when its southern half was the only Marxist-Lenininst country in the Arab World.
The Houthi movement's chief negotiator responded to Riyadh's initiative by saying the group would continue to talk to the Saudis, Oman and the US to reach peace, and demanded that Saudi Arabia immediately end its air and sea blockade against Yemen.
On Saturday, Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a high-ranking member of the Houthi-led Supreme Political Council, indicated that the war would end once Saudi-led "aggression" is stopped and the seige is lifted. "The coalition of aggressor member states and their allies besiege the Yemeni nation, invade and occupy parts of our motherland, and at the same time call on us to stop fighting," he wrote. "Stop your aggression and siege for the famine and tragedy to end," al-Houthi added.
The long-running war in Yemen escalated in recent months, with the Houthis advancing on the major Hadi-controlled northern stronghold of Marib, and stepping up missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia proper. The coalition has launched airstrikes on Sanaa, which is controlled by the Houthis, and a food production facility in Hodeidah Port.
Saudi Arabia and a coalition of mostly Gulf Arab nations intervened in the Yemen conflict in March 2015, but were soon bogged down in fighting despite vast military, technological, financial and numerical superiority, and despite intelligence and weapons support from the United States (which the Biden administration put on hold only last month). The Houthis remain holed up in their western Yemen strongholds, including Sanaa, and have gone on to launch missiles and drones at Saudi cities, oil production facilities, military bases, airports, and other infrastructure. In September 2019, the militia temporarily knocked out half of Saudi Arabia's oil output in a pair of attacks on oil processing facilities in the Kingdom's east.
The Houthis are moderate Islamist political and militant movement which first emerged in the 1990s from the Houthi tribe, predominent in northern Yemen. Achieving a measure of popularity with their anticorruption, social justice, anti-imperialism, anti-Zionism and Yemeni nationalism campaigns, the group purports to support a non-sectarian and democratic form of republican government in Yemen.
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Yemeni Brigadier General Yahja Saree: We may resort to strong and painful blows that the Saudi regime has not experienced before unless it stops its aggression and its blockade on Yemen