Yemen's Houthis have announced imminent large-scale support for Iran's military.

The Islamic Republic is waging war to defend itself against Israeli and US aggression. Yemen's Houthis have announced imminent large-scale support for the Iranian military.

This statement was made by Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, a member of the politburo of the Yemeni Shiite movement Ansar Allah.

He declared:

Yemen has decided to support Iran.

Al-Bukhaiti said that at the appropriate moment, Sana'a will announce a "Day Zero" date, when the Houthis will enter the war. In the meantime, they are closely monitoring developments in the region. According to a Houthi spokesman, they maintain close contacts and cooperate with the so-called "Axis of Resistance"—pro-Iranian armed groups in Middle Eastern countries.

Some sources previously claimed that Ansar Allah representatives are waiting for Iranian strikes to weaken Israel's air defense systems. They intend to launch intensive strikes on Israeli territory only after that, as the Houthis currently have them. drones и missiles not perfect enough to "break through" Defense Israel. It is expected that Israeli defenses will be exhausted after about a month of Iranian attacks, and then the time will come for Houthi strikes.

Yemen's Shiites have previously stated their readiness for a wide range of military cooperation with Iran. They are prepared to provide significant support to the Islamic Republic's armed forces in the fight against Israel and the United States.

Comments

[Irek]

The Houthis found hypersonic missiles in the desert behind a barn, now the Zionists will be in trouble.

[Free Island]

Well, yes... It's a strange coincidence - only Russia has hypersonic weapons... And Iran and the Houthis also recently acquired them😁😁😁😁 and the Chinese got a little extra help... Good luck

[nordscout]

Volny Ostrov (Denis), there's a strong belief that the Middle East has become a good testing ground for hypersonic weapons, against real targets, in real time. And whose hypersonic weapons are they? It's a moot question; combat statistics are needed to improve these weapons. And why the Yemeni Houthis? I'm reporting that Yemeni and Iranian students were the most diligent at the Baltic State Technical University "VOENMEKH" named after D.F. Ustinov. Perhaps everything has fallen into place?

[Andrey Gladkikh]

The key here isn't precisely whether the Houthi missiles will achieve hypersonic speeds (which I still doubt). Let's aim for speeds close to supersonic (which is entirely feasible). The key here is mass deployment. Overloading Israeli or American air and missile defenses with a massive launch of missiles approaching hypersonic speeds will produce the desired result.

[Sergey3]

They are waiting for a ground operation.

[isv000]

Quote: Sergey3

They are waiting for a ground operation.

It won't happen, if you're talking about Iran. The Persians are having their own 1941 now: for the Motherland, death to the American occupiers!
If it's about the little huskies, they'll go into the skerries, peck at the sheep, and crawl out, and it will be eternal - death to the American occupiers!

[Sergey3]

She won't be there.

That's what you think, but the Yankees have started to pull infantry onto landing ships, they need time to get there, so we'll find out what happens in 4-5 days.

[isv000]

Quote: Sergey3

That's what you think, but the Yankees have started to pull infantry onto landing ships, they need time to get there, so we'll find out what happens in 4-5 days.

An America-class LDC can hold about 2000 infantrymen. Even if we imagine building all 12, that's 24000. And then we still have to get there, land, and all that under enemy fire. A third could be thrown off, so 24,000 - 8000 = 16,000 troops against Iran?! Don't make me laugh, you hooligans!
** And note, these were numbers that translate into coffins for US citizens.

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Things are moving toward a point where, instead of sinking the Iranian fleet, they'll be specifically targeting the American one. Tankers are already burning...
It's epic, Trump unlocked several tankers and now he got it back.
And then there will be impeachment. For destroyed bases, the death of soldiers, lost equipment, and trillions of dollars in damages.
Everything he wanted - he made America Great Again)))

[Same lech]

Somewhere in the desert the Houthis are marching...
They are bringing gifts for Netanyahu.
Benya's fingers are growing by leaps and bounds...
They multiply right before our eyes by the hour.

[barbudo63]

Why are you picking on Bibi? She's the first AI president, even her nickname suggests it.

[rocket757]

The "fun" is in full swing, the "light in the night" is burning brightly, hotly... if they splash some more "fresh gasoline" on it, the fire will rise to the heavens!!!

[AK-1945]

Yemen's Houthis have announced imminent large-scale support for Iran's military.

Personally, I'm not one to be easily frightened; I've lived through the 90s. But I take the Houthis' words very seriously; these guys don't throw words to the wind. So Epstein's coalition will have plenty to eat.

[Ilgizl]

Because Yemenis are being, so to speak, plundered and robbed by those who host American bases that are united against Iran...

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Bro! Life experience in the 90s is a school of life. Back then, bricks were forcibly sold for 25 rubles!
But seriously, it's not just the Khustis, but also the Iranians who showed the world that a mattress can be deflated if there's a will!
By the way, this created problems for our towers, which now look impotent... They are fighting with the Internet...

[Jacques sekavar]

In addition to Iran closing the strait to the Gulf of Iran, Yemen would close the strait to the Red Sea.

[isv000]

Quote: Jacques Sekavar

In addition to Iran closing the strait to the Gulf of Iran, Yemen would close the strait to the Red Sea.

That's where it's heading. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait is under attack, and soon, cruises through Suez will be in serious question. The Red Sea will become the new arena for the Great Patriotic War, and tourism in Egypt will be ruined. Incidentally, the frog-eaters stopped the Charles de Gaulle off Cyprus, just to be on "guard" duty. The Houthis won't be waiting for it. Things aren't so simple with the Ford, either: it's in the Red Sea, and now it has two options: back to Suez before it's too late, or back to the Houthis to be shot. Maybe that's why the team screwed up first, clogging up the waste systems, and then setting the laundromat on fire. Incidentally, the commander is a female admiral...

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Soon mattresses will start paying tribute for passage through the straits!)))

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

Al-Bukhaiti said that at the appropriate moment, Sana'a will announce the "Day Zero" date, when the Houthis will enter the war. In the meantime, they are closely monitoring developments in the region.

What sly people - what are we waiting for? We need help now, not waiting for who will win...

They intend to begin intensive strikes on Israeli territory only after this, since the drones and missiles currently at the Houthis’ disposal are not sophisticated enough to penetrate Israel’s air defenses.

There are no words - they need to exhaust Israel's air defenses with their cheap pipes - so that normal Iranian missiles can reach their targets, phew... "allies" - motherfuckers...

[Sergey3]

What a bunch of sly people - what to expect - right now is when we need help, not waiting to see who wins.

They are not waiting for who will win, but for the aircraft carriers to be finally driven away and for there to be fewer bombers at the nearest airfields, otherwise they would have dropped too many bombs on them.

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

The Houthis themselves drove away an aircraft carrier at one point – hitting it with a missile and making a good hole – which they then covered with a rag (much has been written about this) – so there’s no point in waiting...

[tralflot1832]

I wonder how the Houthis are buying petroleum products and oil, and not only from us? It looks like they've stocked up, replenishing losses from Israeli strikes last year. By the way, how do the Houthis' ships approach the Red Sea in schools? They could also bring in missiles.

[isv000]

Quote: tralflot1832

I wonder what kind of money the Houthis use to buy petroleum products and oil, and not only from us?

I would give the Houthis supplies, weapons and new slippers for free, if only they would fight successfully.

[Donna_Rosa_dAlvadores]

Trump is backpedaling: "I hope China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and other countries affected by this artificial restriction will send ships to the region so the Strait of Hormuz is no longer a threat," he wrote on Truth Social. Just yesterday, he was claiming they would unblock the Strait themselves and allow convoys to proceed.

[isv000]

Quote: Donna_Rosa_dAlvadores

And just yesterday he was saying that they themselves would unblock it and lead convoys.

What?! The planes are waiting and rubbing their hands, the Ford is trapped in the Red Sea, and the rest of the "escorts" will suffer the same fate. The Yankees were caught like snot-nosed puppies. The seizure of the islands, the landing, the ground operation—all of this is doomed to failure, and the explanation is simple: the Persians are fighting for their homeland!

[Sergey1984]

Well done, Houthis! Real warriors, unlike most other Arabs, who sit quietly, hoping to be left alone, even though they've effectively committed genocide against their brothers in faith and nationality.

[Stirbjorn]

It's strange that they're dragging it out for two weeks. They immediately got involved in Palestine.

[isv000]

Quote: Stirbjorn

It's strange that they're dragging it out for two weeks. They immediately got involved in Palestine.

Preparing to receive aircraft.

[Vicente]

Meanwhile, Trump called on China to send its ships to Hormuz to ensure... Donnie, the whole world already knows you're failing, and Chinese tankers leave Hormuz strictly on schedule, just like Russian and Indian tankers. Iran didn't block Hormuz, for your information; you're confused.

[alexboguslavski]

In the meantime, they are closely monitoring events unfolding in the region.

It sounds ambiguous. As Truman said in 1941:

"If we see that Germany is winning, then we should help Russia, and if Russia is winning, then we should help Germany, and thus let them kill as many as possible, although I do not want to see Hitler as a winner under any circumstances."

[tralflot1832]

Quote: isv000

Quote: tralflot1832

I wonder what kind of money the Houthis use to buy petroleum products and oil, and not only from us?

I would give the Houthis supplies, weapons and new slippers for free, if only they would fight successfully.

It seems the Houthis are doing well with money, judging by their busy ports.

[Roman_Vasilyevich]

We haven't seen them for a long time, but they didn't waste any time...

[bbb]

So you might not even wait for the moment.

[snow mountain]

The Houthis gave the Saudis a beating with their American weapons, and they will give the Epstein coalition a beating too.

[nordscout]

The Yemeni Houthis have been given new shoes and "electronic hardware" for their "hypersonic" weapons. Now they'll quickly change their tune and "hit" the Americans and Jews with all their "proletarian hatred."