Middle East Observer
Video Link Source RT Arabic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xI1Dir-1oM
Description:
TV report on the “huge operation” targeting the Saudi capital & other cities by Sana’a-based Yemeni forces
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Transcript:
Reporter:
Sana’a sought to send several messages through its (latest) strikes that targeted what it described were “sensitive and important” sites in Saudi Arabia.
The operation was carried out using 15 drones and a ballistic missile, forming the “biggest operation” to date, targeting Riyadh, Abha and Khamis Mushait, according to the statement. Sana’a said that the launching of such offensive operations was its legitimate right. Sana’a underlined that its operations would expand further, because they come in response to the continuing war and siege.
Brigadier General Yehya Saree’, spokesman of the Sana’a-led Yemeni Armed Forces:
Our UAV Unit and Missile Unit, with Allah’s grace, jointly carried out a huge operation targeting the Saudi depth, in an operation dubbed “Balance of Deterrence 5.” The Yemeni Armed Forces affirm that its operation will continue, and will expand further and further, so long as the aggression and siege on our country continue.
Reporter:
These developments come as fierce battles continue to take place in the oil-rich province of Ma’rib in eastern Yemen, leaving behind a large number of dead and injured for both sides.
The Defense Ministry in Sana’a said that the clashes (in Ma ’rib) take place amidst heavy (Saudi) coalition warplane activity, this while military reinforcements continue to arrive to the battle fronts.
Major-General Abdullah al-Jaffry, military expert:
Regarding the battles in the city of Ma ‘rib, the (Yemeni) army was actually able to gain these great victories on the outskirts of the city. Today, the city of Ma ‘rib is besieged from all sides, and this comes after the political and military decision had been taken (to retake it). What is going on now is merely the final steps to control the security situation in (in Ma ‘rib), in a bid to protect (Yemeni) civilians and save their lives as well as their assets.
Reporter:
With the continuing escalation, the scene (in Yemen) seems to be very unclear and is open to various scenarios.
The political deadlock and international inability to achieve progress in this regard has had repercussions on the battlefield situation, further complicating the current crisis which continues to grow day by day.
Jamal al-Ashwal
RT, Sana’a
The presidential Bidet not punishing the clown? LOL.
Bruce Lee Marvin Gaye
The answer is ‘no’. The Royal Saudi Army did a very poor job in invading and grabbing all that Yemeni oil. It would appear that Washington is preparing to make a deal with Yemen.
You don’t punish your fellow Mafia members. The Russian scientist Vil Mirzayanov in 1996 gave the formula for Novichok to the USA. Mirzayanov today lives in a million-dollar home in Princeton, New Jersey.
The German military tested Navalny for Novichok, so they know the formula for this nerve agent as well. If the Russians wanted the Skriptals and Navalny dead, they would be dead instantly after exposure and so would everyone close to them. It would not have been a Khashoggi, mess. With clear evidence no sanctions against Mohammed bin Salman, but that is OK we need his oil, and we sell lots of weapons to Saudis, so they can kill as many Yemenis as they can.
Killing Khashoggi, a foreign journalist, working for the Washington Post is an outrage, but jailing exiling and killing journalists who speak truth to power to save us from ourselves is ignored by the media in the West.. US opposes the ICC for US crimes, but anyone else not in their circle of criminality is subject to ICC jurisdiction. When CIA assassinates Iraqi, Chilean, Libyan and UN officials we are doing it in the name of “human rights” and when media and our government ignores it, we are aiding and abetting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.