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More Saudi pussies captured, killed - Jordanians join battle: Houthis Not Chicken Feed (II)
By: informatron on: 24.11.2009 [00:04 ]
SHAME ON YEMEN, SAUDIS, JORDAN.
INSTEAD OF FIGHTING THE ZIONIST OCCUPATIONS, THEY ARE KILLING OWN PEOPLE.
After inflicting heavy losses on both the San’aa Yemeni regime and Saudi armies, now the Houthis are facing Jordanian commandos in addition. The Jordanian military intervention was requested by defeated Saudi Arabia.
Saudi forces in desperation are now using F16’s and White Phosphorus bombs against Yemeni towns and villages, just like the Israelis in Gaza.
Don’t believe any of the propaganda coming out of the Qattar, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, San’aa Yemen, and Saudi Arabia: That Houthis "infiltrate" the Saudi border from Yemen (they live there, it is their home); That they are being armed by Iran (they are armed by captured weapons); That they are drug smugglers (they are farmers and shepherds fed up with petty dictator and ZioWest collaborator Yemeni president Aly Abdullah Saleh).
These regimes are puppets to the invaders of Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Darfur, and the Red Sea. Both Jordan and UAE have troops in Afghanistan. Qattar has provided the largest American Base, and Yemen is providing safe haven for the ZioWest Armada in the Red Sea.
The Houthi battle cry is:
Death to Amerika! Death to Israel! Fuck the Jews!
The Houthis are fighting a popular battle against the ZioWest puppet regimes. People in the Arab and Moslem street are voicing more and more support as the plight of the Houthis becomes better known.
Moktada Al-Sadr
In his first recent public appearance, even Moktada Al-Sadr, leader of Iraq’s Al-Mahdi Shiite Army, has voiced concern and support for the Houthis. He has alleged that U.S. and Yemeni forces are widely violating human rights against Houthi loyalists, calling on the U.N., the Arab League and the Islamic Conference Organization to intervene and stop such violations, maintaining that both the U.S. and Yemen are using banned weapons.
Likewise, in a meeting with Al-Jazeera satellite channel at the end of the last week, Hassan Al-Zarkawi, director of the Beirut-based Al-Sadr office, denounced what he described as injustices against Houthi followers in Yemen, assuring that the Sadr sect supports Houthi rebels in Sa’ada.
http://armiesofliberation.com/archives/2007/05/26/al-alimi-spills-on-the-iranians-and-libya/
Three Saudi soldiers killed on Yemen border - report
Jordan Times: Monday, November 23rd, 2009, 10:38 am Amman Time
DUBAI - Three Saudi soldiers were killed and an unidentified number of others wounded in an attack by Yemeni “infiltrators”, a Saudi newspaper reported on Sunday.
The soldiers died on Saturday in an attack by “dozens” of infiltrators in the Jabal Rumayh area on the Yemeni border, the daily Asharq Al Awsat said, quoting military sources.
The sources said Saudi forces “inflicted heavy losses in equipment and lives on the infiltrators”, according to the report.
The dead soldiers were identified as Majid Haef Al Shami, Faisal Abdel Rahim Al Khaybri and Mohammad Attiya Al Zahrani, the Saudi-owned newspaper reported. The wounded were taken to the King Fahed Central Hospital.
Asharq Al Awsat also quoted medical sources at the Samatah Hospital as saying it received “patients” from the front.
Yemeni Shiite rebels, known as Zaidis or Houthis, said in a statement late on Saturday that they had repelled two Saudi attacks into Yemen.
“Today, two incursions into Yemen by the Saudi army were repulsed near the Jabal Rumayh region, and a number of aggressors were killed” and others captured, the statement said.
The attacks came after Saudi Arabia carried out the heaviest aircraft and missile bombardment since its entry into the conflict, it said, adding Hidan, Razah, Shedah and Malahidhd were bombed.
“We call on Saudi Arabia to stop its unjustified aggression on Yemen,” the statement said.
Asharq Al Awsat quoted military sources as saying Saudi aircraft continued to carry out strikes in the Jabal Rumayh region aimed at destroying equipment the Houthis had captured from Yemen and were now using against Saudi Arabia.
The sources said the Saudi navy foiled a Houthi “plot” to seize the northern Yemeni port of Midi.
Sources referred to what they said were Houthi slogans, such as “Ramadan in Midi” and “Eid Al Fitr in Midi,” as evidence of the rebels’ intentions regarding the port, the report said.
On November 15, a Saudi government adviser told AFP the Saudi navy had been closely patrolling the Yemeni port of Midi for several days aiming to cut off a key supply route for the rebels.
Saudi forces entered the conflict on November 4 after rebels killed a border guard and occupied two small villages inside Saudi territory the previous day.
UN children’s agency UNICEF says 240 Saudi villages have been evacuated and 50 schools closed to keep local residents away from the fighting.
Riyadh has said the air strikes and shelling will continue until the rebels withdraw dozens of kilometres from the Saudi-Yemeni border.
http://www.jordantimes.com/?news=21818
Saudi Arabian Soldiers captured by Al-Houthis
23 Nov 2009 8:01
Source : Islam Times
Al-Houthi forces have been successful in capturing a number of Saudi Arabian soldiers in Yemen.
The Al-Houthi Movement announced that a few (not specifying the number) Saudi Arabian soldiers were captured during battles taking place in the northern region of Jabal al-Ramih. The statement also mentioned that the Al-Houthi soldiers were able to take military equipment and weapons from the Saudi Arabian forces as well.
The people of northern Yemen are fighting against their government because the government does not pay any attention to their living conditions and does not allow them to take part in politics or in the society.
http://www.islamtimes.org/vdch6mnz.23nmqd10t2.txt
Jordanian commandos join war on Houthi fighters
Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:30:03 GMT
Jordanian commandos have recently joined the state-led and Saudi-aided offensives against the Houthi fighters in northwestern Yemen, reports say.
The Arab-language daily Sada-Najdhejaz reported on Saturday that the commandos, enlisted with the Jordanian military’s crack forces, had joined the fight in the northern Mount Al-Dukhan.
The military contribution was enabled by Saudi Arabia, which received the forces at its Tabuk Military Base a few days before airlifting them to the northern Yemeni territories, the newspaper added.
The auxiliary units reportedly incurred heavy losses in their struggle against the Shia Houthi fighters.
Foreign troops joined hands with Sana’a after Yemeni forces failed to produce result through Operation Scorched Earth, which was launched in August.
This is while sources say that the Yemeni troops are divided over the conflict, with some not having a motive to fight the Houthis. According to the sources a large number of soldiers in the Yemeni military are Zaidi Shias, hence sympathetic toward the Houthis.
HN/MMN
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=111852§ionid=351020206
Videos:
Moktada Al-Sadr
Leader of Iraq’s Al-Mahdi Shiite Army voicing concern and support for the Houthis.
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2631
Captured Yemeni troops
Yemeni troops are divided over the conflict, with some not having a motive to fight the Houthis. According to the sources a large number of soldiers in the Yemeni military are Zaidi Shias, hence sympathetic toward the Houthis. In this video prisoners of the Yemeni army in the Hands of the Houthis question why they have been sent to fight their fellow Yemenis:
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2800
Aftermath of San’aa Yemeni air attack on helpless refugees at Harf Sufian district Amran
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2647
Live: Houthis battle against "infiltrating" Saudi Forces
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2795&lang=EN
Live battle
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2820
Captured Humvees: Death to Amerika! Death to Israel! Fuck the Jews
http://www.marebvideo.com/watch.aspx?vid=2819
Captured heavy weapons and amunition