WarfareAnalysis News 🔻⚡️Head of the Yemeni Forum for Dialogue, Adel al-Hasani: “Saudi Arabia is living the final moments of its guardianship over Yemen, after decades of hegemony over it. Today, it is throwing all its cards on the table in a final attempt to cling to even a part…
⚡️Head of the Yemeni Forum for Dialogue, Adel al-Hasani:
“Riyadh is asking Muscat to convince Sanaa to agree to a ceasefire for only two weeks, while military mobilization continues and weapons keep flowing in!
If you truly want peace, start by opening Sanaa Airport and facilitating the entry of all ships carrying food, medicine, and petroleum products.
As for a temporary ceasefire while, in return, hundreds of American vehicles enter through the Saudi border crossing, this is not a message of peace, but a clear indication of war.”
UK-made warplanes, bombs and missiles played a central role in the Saudi-led coalition’s attacks on Yemen.
Since the Saudi-led attack on Yemen, the UK has sold over £11 billion worth of arms to the dictatorship through fixed-value licenses.
Taking into account “open” (i.e. unlimited value) licenses granted to Saudi, of which there have been 180 issued since the war started, CAAT estimates the total value of arms to Saudi to be £33.9 billion, with fixed value licences totalling £11.7 billion. Beyond arms, the UK’s Royal Air Force has played a key role, assisting in maintaining and preparing Saudi aircraft.
WarfareAnalysis News 🔻⚡️Saudi Civil Defense: An alert was issued in Abha city and Khamis Mushait Governorate warning of a threat.
Prior to these warnings in Saudi Arabia
Yemeni sources: Saudi airstrikes targeted several areas in Taiz, with reports of Saudi airstrikes described as “mistaken” targeted the UAE backed Giants Brigades near Lahj.
The Israeli army shot and wounded 2 Palestinians while they were attending a tribal reconciliation gathering in al-Bureij refugee camp, central Gaza Strip.
One was shot in the back and the other in the hand
WarfareAnalysis News 🔻⚡️Gaza sources: Israeli drone bombing targeted east of al-Maslakh in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, killing Muhammad Nasser Suleiman al-Bayouk
This is the last thing posted by Muhammad Nasser Suleiman al-Bayouk, who was killed in an Israeli bombing this morning:
"The martyr intercedes for seventy of his household...
And Gaza has given so many martyrs that if their intercession extended to seventy for every martyr, their intercession would be enough for all the people of Gaza...
O Allah, accept our martyrs, raise their ranks, and reunite them with their families in the highest Paradise."
