Topic: The "Coalition of Terror" fell apart but US regime isn't giving up! - page 2. (Read 331 times)

A Civil War is a war fought between groups within the same country, but when foreign actors from other countries are one side of the war, that war becomes an invasion.

Not just an economical damage, they are basically doing to Israel what Israel did to Palestine: cut off their resources.
From first week of this invasion, the 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza stripe (which is basically a prison) have been living with no water, food, electricity, internet, etc. since it was either cut off or the infrastructure destroyed as IDF directly targets those. This is why they've been drinking sea water, gathering rain and sometimes smuggle food through a hole inside their prison wall like this: https://www.aparat.com/v/qOIJ9

So Yemen is currently trying to cut off at least part of the supply reaching the IDF terrorists to even the odds.

The objective is for the pariah regime of United States to desperately claw at the hegemony it's been losing. Once upon a time US Navy ruled the seas, today USN is a joke.

Another objective is to increase the firepower needed to shoot down projectiles coming from Yemen headed towards terrorist positions.
You see at any time US Navy + US bases in between + Saudi/Jordanian/Egyptian defenses can only detect a fraction of those projectiles and then they can only engage and shoot down a fraction of what they detect. Increasing the number of warships in the Red Sea can increase the chances of shooting down a higher percentage of those projectiles.

In any case even with the entire NATO navy in the territorial waters they won't be able to protect those ships, nor would any shipping company, insurance company, etc. would be willing to work with Israel anymore and risk being targeted or seized by Armed Forces of Yemen.

FYI about 10 years ago the US-Arab coalition started invasion of Yemen and for about 8 years they bombed the entire country destroying everything and killing countless people. Early on the "resistance" was only a bunch of barefoot militia that were mostly Houthis.
Today Yemen Army is no longer a "militia" or "rebels" as US propaganda machines like to call them. It is a solid military known as Ansarollah with over a million highly trained servicemembers that Houthis are only a part of. They possess most advanced weapons specifically drones and missiles and they've shown solid capabilities in air defense (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR5rtB7MuwU). At this point they are categorized as a stronger military compared to half of NATO members[1].

In other words this is not something US is capable of  "attacking and getting rid of". Yemen is currently more than capable of sinking the entire US navy, and every easily too. All it takes is an overwhelming number of specialized anti-ship loitering munitions (aka suicide drones) to exhaust the vessels' defenses and do some damage; followed by a handful of heavy anti-ship cruise missiles that would tear a destroyer apart like knife cutting through butter.
After all a destroyer or an aircraft carrier is nowhere near as defended as the US bases in Saudi Arabia or the Saudi Aramco which Yemenis easily attacked and destroyed using the strategy I just explained.

[1] Example: https://www.aparat.com/v/XLndE
@3:44 + @3:48 none of the NATO members except US and France own such long range high speed cruise missiles!
And my favorite @4:04 this is a 10.5 meter medium range ballistic missile weighing 4.5 ton with high maneuverability and hypersonic speed and most importantly pinpoint accuracy. This is something none of NATO members including US can even dream of ever building
Honorable mention @3:09 the lawnmower-136

I have read about the attacks those Yemen forces have carried out against vessels which alledgely were supposed to reach Israeli coasts. As far as I get about what is going on, this Yemen militia is trying to inflict economical damages in the Israel economy by prompting an increase of the price of the goods and services there, as a result of the longer trajectory those vessels would be forced to take in order to reach Israel by Bodering the whole African continent.

I am not sure what would be the objective of the coalition, obviously it is about getting those products to Israel as quickly as possible, so their local economy won't get severely affected, however, I am not sure whether they mean to achieve it by attacking and getting rid of the Yemen milia or by reorganizing the commerce routes so they do not have anything to be afraid of.

Anyways, when we are supposed to expect and hope for a des-escalation of this conflict, it seems the exact opposite is happening...

I haven't really had time to go deep into this case or anything that has to do with Yamen and the US military, but I know that whenever the US government launches an attack on any government, it's either because they have contributed to stopping or slowing the exportation of weapons from the US to a country facing war.

Like the previous case with Yamen, it was a result of the leader of Yameni putting pressure on the civil war between Saudi Arabia and Yamen, hence making Saudi Arabia request a deal from Iran for weapons. While it has been making deals with the US government and is recorded as one of the highest importers of weapons from the US, now they want to strike a deal somewhere else that will have a huge impact on the economy of Iran, a deal that would have benefited the US.

Now it's a similar case again that Yamen is trying to stop the exportation of ammunition from the US to Israel, and the United States government is not happy that Yameni Coast Guide is stopping their business with Israel and has decided to go into war with Yamen again. Now they request help from other countries. What a shame for a government that can't handle their problem, seeking help from other countries to join them in fighting against Yameni for trying to stop their business.

I also have this bad feeling about the United States government. Why will a country be so delighted in terror? Every war around the world has something to do with the US government.

Anyway, as you have said, Pooya87, we will wait and watch out for the play this time.

80 days ago the Zionist regime occupying Palestine intensified the ethnically cleansing of Palestinians. In their genocidal rampage they've already murdered 20674 civilians majority of whom are children and wounded more than 54000 Palestinians.

Early on the Armed Forces of Yemen, seeing this genocide, declared that they won't allow any shipment pass Red Sea to reach the criminals who continue murdering women and children. Shortly after, the Yemenis Coast Guard started seizing Israeli ships and targeted any that tried fleeing that included vessels belonging to other countries that headed for occupied Palestine.

The pariah regime of United States, as the biggest supporter of the biggest genocide in human history, rushed to Israel's aid but immediately faced the wrath of Yemen as USS Carney was directly attacked and had to be brought to Djibouti port for repairs. Like always the US regime decided to stand back and push others to the front in a desperate attempt at reducing the costs, specially since they claim shooting down a single $2k Yemeni drone costs $2+ million!
This began by the US regime begging over 50 countries to join a coalition which is best called "Coalition of Terror". Nobody seems to be willing to participate in this coalition so far as the number fell from 50+ down to 20 and then 10 finally 8 with no country having actually joined anything yet.

As the live maritime maps show, the marine traffic in Red Sea is still normal as always except that no shipment is allowed to reach Israel anymore.


The problem is that the US military is now terrorizing the international trade to force all those countries into joining the Coalition of Terror, so that US can send more weapon and resources to the Zionist regime helping them murder more women and children!
Just the other day the US Navy blatantly attacked a vessel from Gabon with a missile and tried blaming it on Yemen!!!

We've to wait and see whether the US regime succeeds in threatening international trade enough to succeed pulling others into a war with Yemen, a country that packs a heavy punch today...