Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution

[pooya87]

Last night the US regime started a series of terrorist attack in form of airstrikes on residential areas inside northern Yemen. So far the Yemen's ministry of health has reported 60 civilian casualties most of whom are women and children. Once again this highlights the mandatory need for a severe punishment of this rogue regime in Washington.

Armed forces of Yemen has already promised a deadly and swift response; after all you can't ask a dog not to shit on the carpet. You have to break the dog and teach it not to...

A quick reminder of what's been going on:
At the end of 2023 the US backed terrorists started carrying out a genocide in Gaza. As part of that genocide they destroyed all the civilian infrastructure inside Gaza and started a blockade to prevent any humanitarian aid entering this open air prison with over 2 million people in it. Acts that are categorized as committing genocide according to international laws and is the reason why International Court of Justice found Israel to be guilty of committing genocide and International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for the heads of this Zionist terrorist organization.

Shortly after the Zionists began the Holocaust in Gaza, Yemen started placing sanctions on Israel and quickly started a blockade to force the Zionists to stop their genocide and stop the blockade on Gaza. It came in form of shutting down the Bab al-Mandab strait and expanded to shutting down the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea and the Suez Canal on any ships belonging to or heading toward Israel.
Of course the US regime that supports this genocide and acts of terrorism didn't like that so they started attacking Yemen hoping they can break that blockade/sanctions. This is where the Armed Forces of Yemen retaliated. For example the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Carney was the first to get hit. I covered it more in the Coalition of Terror topic. The Coalition of Terror failed miserably...

But the strategy over those 15 months seemed to have been trying to keep the focus on Gaza and the genocide of Palestinians. Which is why Yemen tried not to climb the escalation ladder; meaning for example they never sank any US Navy ships that carried out the terrorist attacks nor did they attack the US bases in Saudi usurped Arabia, Emirates, Qatar, etc. despite hitting the US Navy many times.

After the pause of the genocide a little more than a month ago and with the humanitarian aid entering Gaza, Yemen paused that blockade as well. But recently the Israeli terrorists having suffered a defeat in Gaza decided to restart the blockade again therefore Yemen resumed their response as well.
This is where we are with US regime trying to break that blockade and help the Israeli terrorists carry out their genocide in Gaza.

I have to say that the fact that Trump has stooped down to carrying out terrorist attacks and to murdering civilians shows the level of desperation in Washington and the lack of intelligence despite the billions of dollars they spend on their dozens of spy organizations in Pentagon.
They stupidly think if they murder civilians, then the civilians would rise up against their own sons in the armed forces forcing them to stop the blockade and support genocide instead of standing against it! We've already seen how this plan has failed over the past 10 years in Yemen and we will see it again this Friday as the Yemenis will set a new record of number of people participating in the Friday service and the march.

Despite all that I believe Trump needs to be kicked in the teeth and the price of such terrorist attacks has to be increased significantly for this colony and its rogue regime.
It is time to change the 15-month strategy... don't you think?

[covfefe_]

Yemen did expect these bombings when they attacked the ships. They used to say its a win if they killed 1 infidel for 10 of us, now they have upped that ratio to 1:100, so Yemen is still winning.

[pooya87]

They used to say its a win if they killed 1 infidel for 10 of us

I was trying to remember where I've heard this ratio and the term "infidel" and I remember the only place I've heard it is by CIA trained takfiri terrorists, namely al-Qaeda and ISIS and all their little branches. They are the ones who say if one of them cuts the head of 10 infidels (ie. Muslims), he'll go to heaven!

We see that more often nowadays after US regime revived ISIS in Syria specially in the recent massacre of Alawi minorities with the support and orders of US regime: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5521156.0

This is another reason why this pariah colony has to be taught a lesson...

[Bushdark]

We should not forget that power really intoxicate , and we have all seen so many atrocities the United States had committed with no one to bring them to book. Time will tell and sooner we all going to experience another world power that will supercede the US.
The United States has been the one accusing different nations attempting to cause another world war, plotting conflict and attacking other nations.

I believe the world will be more peaceful without the United States which are the major arsenal causing conflicts and sponsoring terrorists in different countries to take away peace in the world. Maybe I'm not making sense but who will?

[pooya87]

In response to the recent terrorist attack carried out by the US regime, the Armed Forces of Yemen launched a retaliatory strike against the US Navy. In the first phase the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) and its accompanying destroyers (the carrier group) were targeted using 18 anti-ship ballistic and cruse missiles in addition to a loitering munition.

(I should emphasize the difference here: US regime attacked people's homes and murdered unarmed civilians while Yemen attacked US military, specifically the carrier group that participated in the terrorist attack)

Additionally all US linked vessels lost the permission to enter the Red Sea and its linked waters meaning from the Suez Canal all the way to the Indian Ocean will be shut down to American ships.

I tried to roughly highlight the region on maps that US ships will not be allowed to enter from now on (the orange section wasn't mentioned but it was shut down in the previous 15 months period)


It is worth adding that the Red Sea being shut down on US cost US economy billions of dollars last time...

[Reynaldo]

This is precisely why projects building true sovereignty and utility in the crypto space matter. While governments fight over control of physical trade routes, we're building digital highways that can't be blockaded.

[franky1]

houthi rebels hit US ships first. trump then pushed the trigger

iran is already denying partnership with houthi rebels

US performed 40 strategic target airstrikes in recently

places like
Jabal Attan area - missile brigade headquarters
Jarban area in the Sanhan district - governorate
Al-Jarraf area (residential) - political offices
Saada province - houthi main strong hold
Dahyan area - power plant
Majzar district - oil related facilities/land
Hajjah province - military sites

and some others
none of this seems like a targetted decision to actually want to kill innocent residents. but yes obvious collateral damage of for instance the al-jarraf strikes that also hit neighbours(residents).


personally. after hearing gorilla chest beating of dick size comparisons of military power betwen US and russia for decades.. about who has the best most precise weapons. you would have thought the precision-ness of the strikes both for US on yemen and russia on ukraine would be more spot in with less/no collateral

but when you see the drone footage of the bombs and the blast radius, well yea you have to expect collateral damage of nearby other buildings. seems the US/russia dont have such precision arms to only take out the intended building and nothing else

heck if trump just sent 2 bombs to hit UK's 10 downing street and parliament.. more then 40 innocent residents will be collateral damage

[pooya87]

none of this seems like a targetted decision to actually want to kill innocent residents. but yes obvious collateral damage of for instance the al-jarraf strikes that also hit neighbours(residents).

These are like if someone bombed the Brick Lane, Oxford Street, King's Road in London, Battersea Power Station in Nine Elms, Coryton Refinery in Essex, Portcullis House etc. and claimed they were hitting English rebels' missile headquarters, political building and military sites and hey the civilians that died were collateral damage...

[franky1]

none of this seems like a targetted decision to actually want to kill innocent residents. but yes obvious collateral damage of for instance the al-jarraf strikes that also hit neighbours(residents).

These are like if someone bombed the Brick Lane, Oxford Street, King's Road in London, Battersea Power Station in Nine Elms, Coryton Refinery in Essex, Portcullis House etc. and claimed they were hitting English rebels' missile headquarters, political building and military sites and hey the civilians that died were collateral damage...

apart from battersea power plant.. its funny how your list mentions no military bases or strategic infrastructure that powers the military effort.. so nothing like it

the first three of your list are shopping area's and the last one is the offices opposite parliament

you really are trying to stretch and scrape the bottom of an empty barrel, just dont stretch too far or you'll fall in head first and hurt yourself.. heck you wont even need a push, i see it already, you falling in and face planting the bottom of your argument

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as for collateral damage, there will always be collateral damage. heck even naval and commando military bases in my area of the UK have residential housing on base for the families of the troops to live. heck the local power plant to me is not managed by military but citizens so if UK was to be hit. even with most precision missiles any country on planet could have would see collateral damage.

its not good and we all wish that military technology was better. but war is war, its not hippy dressed glastonbury festival of peace and love.. oh wait even in a peace and love music concert people still die(collateral damage of drink & drugs).. so we cant escape it, best we can hope for is to minimise it

but here is the real question of the topic

with america having close access to trade with asia via california->pacific
with america having close access to trade with EU/africa via NY/florida->atlantic
with america having access to the mediteranian via the strait of gibraltar
with america having access to the saudi/UAE vvia gulf of oman

does america really need unrestricted access to the red sea.. shouldnt america just leave it for the locals to fight over and just stay out of the fight

[pooya87]

none of this seems like a targetted decision to actually want to kill innocent residents. but yes obvious collateral damage of for instance the al-jarraf strikes that also hit neighbours(residents).

These are like if someone bombed the Brick Lane, Oxford Street, King's Road in London, Battersea Power Station in Nine Elms, Coryton Refinery in Essex, Portcullis House etc. and claimed they were hitting English rebels' missile headquarters, political building and military sites and hey the civilians that died were collateral damage...

apart from battersea power plant.. its funny how your list mentions no military bases or strategic infrastructure that powers the military effort.. so nothing like it

It IS funny, not just that it IS stupid as well but it is as funny and stupid as the list the US regime has published and you repeated here. The only difference is that because you are familiar with London, you quickly recognize the stupidity of claiming those civilian targets are legitimate military targets but because you are not familiar with Yemen at all, when the US regime claims the civilian targets they hit are military, you believe it blindly!!!
BTW power plants are categorized as civilian targets!

FYI the bulk of military strength of the Yemeni forces is built inside their tall mountains and deep underground there apart from any residential areas inside facilities that can withstand biggest bombs (I dare say even nukes). That's because they knew they lack air defense and the only way they could protect it is through what we call "passive defense".
US regime also has zero intelligence on their location.

As I explained in OP, what the US regime is targeting is civilians and intentionally too. I already explained their objective so I won't repeat it.

does america really need unrestricted access to the red sea.. shouldnt america just leave it for the locals to fight over and just stay out of the fight

They are desperately trying to remain a hegemony so yes,. but they can't control it.
But the reason for their intervention is not that. It is to support genocide and protect Israel. After all Yemen had only prevented Zionist vessels from passing through the Red Sea and only extended it to US and then UK when they attacked Yemen in support of genocide in Gaza.

[pooya87]

My Arabic isn't good enough to translate all of it but basically what the spokesman of Yemen military is saying here is that in less than 12 hours the Armed Force of Yemen carried out a second wave of retaliatory strikes against the USS Harry S. Truman carrier group that is currently hiding in the north of the Red Sea using ballistic and cruise missiles alongside loitering munitions.

The blockades and sanctions on Israel and USA will also continue as long as the Zionists and their US supporters continue preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.

[Ucy]

I do not think it was the intention of US President to harm innocent civilians. So this does not qualify as terrorism. Mistakes happened mainly because Britain and the wrong people were involved. Trump would do much better if globalists or heads of the dark entity are avoided.
 If he had sought help/advice from Russia, this wouldn't have happened. He most likely would have done the right thing and make Yemen change her mind. Those who ally with Russia think more clearly as  there are two system at play at the moment, one is system of Light (which Russia is strongly connected to) and the other is darkness. Once you start becoming less connected to the Light and its ways, and start mingling or making connections with those in darkness, errors and choas begin to reign — Things become chaotic, you become less intelligent and can't think straight. So he better avoid those people or atleast be their guide and he will do much better.

[cabron]

My Arabic isn't good enough to translate all of it but basically what the spokesman of Yemen military is saying here is that in less than 12 hours the Armed Force of Yemen carried out a second wave of retaliatory strikes against the USS Harry S. Truman carrier group that is currently hiding in the north of the Red Sea using ballistic and cruise missiles alongside loitering munitions.

The blockades and sanctions on Israel and USA will also continue as long as the Zionists and their US supporters continue preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.

Controlling the Houtis in Yemen will be a win for US which means they would really need to hurt those guys for Yemen is in the strategic location.

If trump wants to take over Gaza, then he would have to start with Yemen or else their fleet sinks under the sea before it could reach Gaza. I think this will escalate further.  If Yemen have some Iran's missiles, they might just calm down. Rethink another strategy.

[pooya87]

I do not think it was the intention of US President to harm innocent civilians. So this does not qualify as terrorism.

When the strikes are targeting civilians (residential areas and people's homes) and civilian infrastructure (like power plans, refineries, water treatment plants) etc. and most importantly when the objective of those strikes are to create unrest and cause terror among civilians it becomes an act of terrorism.
That's the textbook definition of terrorism!

By the way, this is not the first time or first year! For the past decade they US-Saudi coalition has been carrying out a genocide in Yemen by bombing people in the country. It only stopped after about 7-8 years (by the end of 2019) only because Armed Forces of Yemen gained "capabilities" that helped them hit their enemies back and hit them hard. Like bombing Saudi Aramco and US military bases. Capabilities like their Wa'eed (وعید) drones

[Zlantann]

My Arabic isn't good enough to translate all of it but basically what the spokesman of Yemen military is saying here is that in less than 12 hours the Armed Force of Yemen carried out a second wave of retaliatory strikes against the USS Harry S. Truman carrier group that is currently hiding in the north of the Red Sea using ballistic and cruise missiles alongside loitering munitions.

The blockades and sanctions on Israel and USA will also continue as long as the Zionists and their US supporters continue preventing humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.

The US wants to take this escalation to another level. Trump has just announced that Iran will be held responsible for any strike carried out by the Houthi forces. Oil prices have already been up since the US started its attacks. A strike on Iran will destabilize the global oil sector, and prices will go high. The last time there was an escalation between Israel and Iran, it was terrible, and I don't want such a thing to happen again.

I don't know why people hate truth and justice. The easiest way to end this conflict is to end the massacre and blockage in Gaza. Maybe Trump indirectly wants to start a war with Iran because he is choosing the hard path to peace. And the effect will be grave.

[franky1]

My Arabic isn't good enough to translate all of it but basically what the spokesman of Yemen military is saying here is

whats really gonna rile you up is when you realise these things..

a. that guy Fawkes was not the mastermind leader of the hacker group anonymous years ago. and instead was just a "avatar" video random people used to do text to speech videos to say a message

b. that the image you shown in quote displayed above is too a AI avatar video..

here is a video from a year ago, different message, but look at the stiff posture of the avatars body, look closely at the badly digital clipping of the ears, look at the spacing of the folds of the blue curtain..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KJPpX-5C0Y

in short:
just be careful of the videos of the yahya saree standing in same posture not motioning with hands, standing infront of a blue curtain and flag where the wrinkles and folds do not change over years.. you can never know who is actually behind the message

[pooya87]

Trump has just announced that Iran will be held responsible for any strike carried out by the Houthi forces.

US regime made the mistake of referring to Armed Forces of Yemen as "Houthis" and used terms like "Rebels" to describe them. Then they were defeated by these so called "rebels" in the Red Sea last year; but to save face trying to hide the fact that US military is too weak that was defeated by "rebels" they try to accuse a military super power like Iran so that they can somewhat lower the patheticness of that defeat

Otherwise Trump personally hasn't forgotten what Iran did to the US occupied al-Asad airbase a couple of years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GWtBtkri-k Something which can be repeated with a million times deadlier force if someday Iran feels these empty words are remotely serious...

just be careful of the videos of the yahya saree standing in same posture not motioning with hands, standing infront of a blue curtain and flag where the wrinkles and folds do not change over years.. you can never know who is actually behind the message

Now you're just trolling.
The picture I posted is a screenshot of the footage that came out of official channels and that is the real general Saree.

[franky1]

just be careful of the videos of the yahya saree standing in same posture not motioning with hands, standing infront of a blue curtain and flag where the wrinkles and folds do not change over years.. you can never know who is actually behind the message

Now you're just trolling.
The picture I posted is a screenshot of the footage that came out of official channels and that is the real general Saree.

not saying there is not a real man called general saree.. somewhere

im saying when you see many videos of same stiff posture infront a blue curtain and a flag. where the wrinkles and folds of the curtain and flag do not change per video over many different videos over many months-years.. whereby even the edges of the head look digitally clipped

just take a few seconds longer to think and inspect the video
after all years ago anonymous hackers were also playing similar games with a guy fawks avatar, but these days ai avatars have come along way

now lets compare it to the whitehouse spokesperson karoline leavitt.. pick 3 random videos of her from different dates. and although at a podium, look at how different those videos are, .. and dont be shocked when she gestures with her hands and moves her head left right up down.. thats normal

learn how to recognise edited video vs raw real footage

[jstyler]

i'm not sure if we should be taking the bait here, but just for the record, general Saree's videos have been scrutinized before and I personally think it's a bit of a red herring to bring it up now, especially when the discussion is about the US regime's blatant disregard for human life and international law. can we please keep the focus on the topic at hand and not get sidetracked by speculation about the authenticity of individual videos?

[franky1]

especially when the discussion is about the US regime's blatant disregard for human life and international law.

how many non military vessels, property, land and people have the houthi's harmed.....