Where does the source of the myth that Ansarallah went to Syria come from?
According to Grok:
"The main 2013 report came from Asharq Al-Awsat, citing an anonymous Yemeni official and Syrian opposition claims of hundreds of fighters via Lebanon. Jerusalem Post amplified it. Analysts including the Washington Institute described the evidence as limited, with minimal battlefield impact. No large confirmed "Saada Brigade" of 750 appears in primary sources.
Asharq Al-Awsat is owned by Saudi Research and Media Group under Prince Faisal bin Salman (Saudi royal family, Sunni Muslim). Editor-in-chief is Lebanese journalist Ghassan Charbel.
Ansarallah made no announcement, unlike Hezbollah; this fits with unverified or small-scale activity during their own Yemen fighting."
This claim is clearly unverified and dubious, coming from obviously biased Saudi media owned by Prince Faisal bin Salman. Even worse that the claim was amplified by literal "israeli" media like Jerusalem Post!
Not only are various sectarian agitators using Zionist terminology like "Houthis" to refer to Ansarallah, they're literally citing "israeli" media stories which stem from dubious, unconfirmed claims from obviously biased Saudi media.
Their sectarian prejudice makes them useful idiots and "good goys." Their intellectual bankruptcy and dishonesty knows zero bounds and they have zero shame.
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Basira Press Myth: Ansarallah sent fighters to Syria to support the Assad government Reality: Jolani's HTS thugs went to Yemen to fight against Ansarallah while more and more chunks of Syrian land are being occupied by "israel" When they lie, they're also projecting…
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