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The Yemeni army (Houthis) has announced the capture of advanced surveillance systems supplied by the United States, Israel, and the UAE, on the coast of Yemen.
The French Thales CoastWatcher 100 AI system with a detection range of 150+ nautical miles.
German Hensoldt Spexer and SharpEye radars for tracking small targets in stormy conditions.
Israeli mobile radar ELM-2226 ACSR with LPI (Low Probability of Intercept) technology, resistant to electronic warfare.
Submersible Blue Whale sensors and thermal EO/IR cameras for nighttime identification of ships and activity on the coast.
This comes after Iranian forces acquired high-precision US-made air bombs and missiles, as well as an advanced unmanned surface vessel.
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The French Thales CoastWatcher 100 AI system with a detection range of 150+ nautical miles. German Hensoldt Spexer and SharpEye radars for tracking small targets in stormy conditions. Israeli mobile radar ELM-2226 ACSR with LPI (Low Probability of Intercept) technology, resistant to electronic warfare. Submersible Blue Whale sensors and thermal EO/IR cameras for nighttime identification of ships and activity on the coast.This comes after Iranian forces acquired high-precision US-made air bombs and missiles, as well as an advanced unmanned surface vessel.
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For 10 years, Saudi Arabia and America bombed Yemen back to the stone age and imposed a blockade which caused a famine leaving over half the population malnourished. A country with a $22 billion annual GDP stood 10 toes against the world's largest military powers.. They literally have nothing and can barely feed themselves, but gave everything not only for Gaza, but for humanity. God bless Ansarallah.
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I will respond to you very briefly.
The Yemeni army now has enough weapons, ammunition, and equipment to liberate all of Yemen.
Today Sana'a has hundreds of advanced American armored vehicles, modern radars, and state-of-the-art military equipment, and liberated thousands of it's men who were detainees and prisoners in Mocha
The enemy's losses consisted of 35,000 soldiers surrendered their weapons, 5,000 captured, thousands killed, and 30,000 who fled; an area of 5,000 square kilometers; 5 important islands in the Red Sea; the complete loss of the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb; and military equipment and weapons.
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The Yemeni army now has enough weapons, ammunition, and equipment to liberate all of Yemen.
Today Sana'a has hundreds of advanced American armored vehicles, modern radars, and state-of-the-art military equipment, and liberated thousands of it's men who were detainees and prisoners in Mocha
The enemy's losses consisted of 35,000 soldiers surrendered their weapons, 5,000 captured, thousands killed, and 30,000 who fled; an area of 5,000 square kilometers; 5 important islands in the Red Sea; the complete loss of the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb; and military equipment and weapons.
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️'A Saudi-American F*-Up': Empty army ranks, missing air cover, and other failures during Ansarallah's lightning Red Sea offensiveCNN reported on 12 September that Ansarallah's rapid capture of the strategic port city of Al-Mokha and, a day later, Perim Island at the entrance to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, has triggered intense blame among Saudi, Yemeni, and US-backed officials. According to a senior Yemeni military source cited by CNN, repeated pleas for Saudi air support were made as Ansarallah advanced, with US Central Command (CENTCOM) reportedly assuring Yemeni forces that Saudi air cover was on its way. "But the air support never came," the source said, adding: "And [Al-Mokha] has now fallen."
According to CNN, multiple regional, Western, and Yemeni sources blamed both Riyadh and Washington for the collapse of the Saudi-backed front. One regional source called it "a Saudi-American f**k up of epic proportions," while another said it represented "a complete failure of political leadership" following delays in Saudi decision-making and the absence of any Saudi airstrikes during the decisive stages of the battle. CNN also reported that US President Donald Trump declined a request from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to strike Ansarallah, with the White House saying Washington remains focused on protecting freedom of navigation while regional partners take the lead.
The report also points to serious structural weaknesses within the Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces. Citing a Western source familiar with the operations, CNN said Ansarallah encountered battalions whose actual fighting strength amounted to only around 20% of their official manpower because payrolls were filled with "ghost" soldiers. The report further says Saudi Arabia failed to replace military positions vacated after the UAE withdrew its remaining forces earlier this year, leaving key bases understaffed and contributing to the rapid collapse of defenses. Another source told CNN: "The Saudis threw the Yemenis under the bus."
CNN concludes that Ansarallah's capture of Al-Mokha and Perim Island significantly strengthens its strategic position along the Red Sea by providing additional launch points for maritime operations and increasing leverage over the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a vital global shipping route. The report also notes that more than 100 US military personnel have recently been deployed to Saudi Arabia to provide intelligence and targeting support, even as officials and analysts cited by CNN warn that Ansarallah appears to be mobilizing for further advances along Yemen's western coast.
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Yemen is determined to liberate and reclaim every inch of its land and break free from American and Saudi guardianship and hegemony. Saudi Arabia, however, is determined to besiege and occupy Yemen, attempting to return it to the pre-September 21st era—an impossible goal.
Therefore, the battle will only end with the defeat of Saudi Arabia and the fall of the Al Saud regime at the hands of the Yemeni army. The free people of Najd and Hejaz will participate in the downfall of the Al Saud regime because it is a Zionist, dictatorial, and terrorist regime.
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Therefore, the battle will only end with the defeat of Saudi Arabia and the fall of the Al Saud regime at the hands of the Yemeni army. The free people of Najd and Hejaz will participate in the downfall of the Al Saud regime because it is a Zionist, dictatorial, and terrorist regime.
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BREAKING: Negotiations between Ansarallah and tribal leaders in Marib have reportedly reached an advanced stage, with the city potentially being handed over to the Houthis as early as next week.
According to a source cited by MES, tribal leaders have reportedly reached a “practical consensus” on the handover, while Saudi Arabia is said to be applying heavy pressure and threatening intensified military intervention.
The proposed settlement reportedly includes a general amnesty for opposing fighters, with local forces allowed to retain their vehicles and light weapons.
If confirmed, a Houthi takeover of Marib would represent a major shift in Yemen’s balance of power.
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According to a source cited by MES, tribal leaders have reportedly reached a “practical consensus” on the handover, while Saudi Arabia is said to be applying heavy pressure and threatening intensified military intervention.
The proposed settlement reportedly includes a general amnesty for opposing fighters, with local forces allowed to retain their vehicles and light weapons.
If confirmed, a Houthi takeover of Marib would represent a major shift in Yemen’s balance of power.
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