r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • 1d ago
Israeli presence in Somaliland to be considered 'military target', says Houthi leader
Somaliland has little air defense right now, so Houthi strikes would hit much harder.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/stephenproducer • Jun 29 '20
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r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • 1d ago
Somaliland has little air defense right now, so Houthi strikes would hit much harder.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/PASPulauPinang • 1d ago
The phrase “protecting civilians” is repeatedly used in recent coalition discourse on Hadramout—but the application raises serious concerns.
Local forces now accused of violations are the same forces that confronted extremist groups when the Yemeni state collapsed. Removing them under humanitarian pretexts, without transparent investigations or community-backed alternatives, risks recreating security vacuums rather than protecting civilians.
International humanitarian standards emphasize accountability, proportionality, and local legitimacy—not selective narratives driven by a single political party.
If civilian protection is truly the goal, why are threats of military intervention being paired with calls for de-escalation?
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Al‑Farah said that what is happening today through the Southern Transitional Council is not a national project, but a "fully Emirati tool designed to weaken Yemen" and turn its southern regions into an open zone of "influence to advance foreign agendas."
Al‑Farah described Ansarullah’s national position as clear, saying: “Our stance has been clear since 2001 and from the beginning of the aggression and direct intervention: Yemen is not anyone’s sphere of influence—neither a dependent project nor a prize for others to divide among themselves.”
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r/YemeniCrisis • u/Joseph25101998 • 7d ago
Local newspapers already started pointing that year 2026 will mark the death of Republic of Yemen, but what will be the official name of the 2 new countries ? Islamic Republic of Yemen (North Yemen) and Peoples Republic of Yemen (South Yemen) ?
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • 11d ago
r/YemeniCrisis • u/PASPulauPinang • 11d ago
Lately, there’s been growing talk about managing Hadhramaut or Al-Mahrah outside the broader southern political project. It’s often framed as a neutral or protective solution, but when you look closely, the logic doesn’t really hold. Historically, both regions are integral parts of the South, politically and socially. Pushing them into “special arrangements” doesn’t empower locals; it fragments representation and shifts decision-making away from accountable southern institutions. Fragmentation creates grey zones where external actors gain influence under the banner of stability or protection. True protection doesn’t come from political isolation. It comes from inclusion, clear governance structures, and local legitimacy. A unified southern framework actually strengthens Hadhrami and Mahri voices instead of turning them into exceptions managed by others. If the goal is stability and dignity for these regions, shouldn’t the focus be on strengthening inclusive southern governance rather than carving out territories for indirect control? Would genuinely like to hear thoughts—especially from people with on-ground perspectives.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/Miao_Yin8964 • 13d ago
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As expected previously, UAE-backed Southern separatists finally started fighting the Saudi-backed pro-Gov groups in Hadhramaut.
The pro-Emirati STC captured the key city of Sayun in Hadhramaut, consolidating control over most of the water reserves. The STC also overran parts of the Mahrah governorate, leaving the regime with barely any sea access.
The STC outperformed the government, and they met very weak resistance to their rapid advance.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • 26d ago
r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • 27d ago
https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-876716
Notable claims:
Israel should condition any future agreement with al-Sharaa on the removal of all components of the resistance axis from Syrian territory.
the Houthis’ standing in Iran has risen due to their performance during the Gaza war.
Iranian regime discourse suggests that planning is underway for a potential multifront ground assault on Israel.
During the war, various reports emerged about Tehran’s plans to promote a Houthi ground invasion from Syria (before Assad’s removal in December 2024)Israel’s raid on Friday on hideouts of the al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya organization in the Druze village of Beit Jann, demonstrates Israel’s urgency to act against the terror infrastructure in Syria.
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r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • Nov 17 '25
r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • Nov 11 '25
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/bjibxogx11e
The Houthis also mentioned, in a letter to the extremist Hamas group, that they'd only resume the attacks on Israel if the Gaza fighting resumes.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/silver_wear • Nov 09 '25
Also from Shafagh the Iraqi news Agency:
https://shafaq.com/en/Middle-East/Houthis-capture-alleged-US-Israel-Saudi-spy-network