Conflict in Yemen

[Deltafan]

https://www.globaldefensecorp.com/2...ets-sale-to-saudi-arabia-over-yemen-conflict/
There's something I don't understand about this conflict...

The role of Saudi Arabia is systematically condemned there, while, on the other hand, the role of Iran (support for the Houthi rebels) is never mentioned (except sometimes, when the Houthis, or even directly the Iranians, are attacking industrial and economic infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, which has resulted in the supply of anti-aircraft defense systems to Saudi Arabia by several Western countries)... Same thing for the Houthi rebels: I would like to know where do the figures of "civilian" victims on the Houthi side come from, knowing the dozens of journalists arrested by this power. Since information is not free there, by whom and why are the figures announced by this undemocratic government validated on the international level?

 

[Foo Fighter]

The conflicts between those two nations is driving their actions. If Iran does something, The Saudi's will do the opposite.

 

[Grey Havoc]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-n...s-gaza-ceasefire-netanyahu-trump-latest-news/

Israel bombed a British-owned ship seized by Houthi rebels in 2023 in a fresh wave of airstrikes on Yemen.

The Galaxy Leader, which is owned by a UK company, was hit in the early hours of this morning as part of a renewed Israeli assault on Houthi targets.

The ship was seized at the start of the Houthis campaign against allies of Israel following October 7. The Houthis later installed a radar system one the deck to track ships in the Red Sea, according to the IDF.

It comes after the crew was forced to abandon a separate ship after suspected Houthi attacks in the Red Sea on Monday.

The Galaxy Leader’s crew, which included sailors from Ukraine, Bulgaria, and Mexico, were released in January as part of efforts to secure a ceasefire in Gaza. But the ship remained docked in Hodeidah under Houthi control.

Israel’s air force launched coordinated strikes on three ports on Monday – Hodeidah, Ras Isa, and Salif – as well as a power plant at Ras Qantib in the first Israeli strikes on Yemen in nearly a month.

Hours after the bombardment, the Israeli military said two missiles were fired from Yemen. It remains unclear if they were intercepted.