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Media: arrived in Aden to 2 thousand militants, to fight with the Hussites together with the IG

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Hundreds of militants from different regions of Yemen and the countries of the Middle East arrived in Yemeni Aden to join the IG group to fight the rebels, reports RIA News message agency Sputnik.




“Hundreds of armed militants who came from other Yemeni provinces, as well as from abroad, began training at the Salah al-Din camp in Aden,” a source said.

“The exact number is unknown, but in the camp there may be from 1500 to 2000 people who have arrived over the past weeks to join the IG in battles with the Hussites,” said the source. “In recent days, several airplanes with hundreds of militants on board landed at Aden airport in the atmosphere of the strictest secrecy and with enhanced security measures.”

On the eve, the representative of the Syrian Defense Ministry, Ali Maihub, said that "aircraft from 500 arrived from Turkey in Yemen by militants of the Islamic State group, which were taken out of Syria, saving them from Russian air strikes."

According to him, "the militants were met by officers of the Saudi coalition and transported them from Aden airport in three groups to different regions of the country." They are expected to train incoming volunteers and take part in the war against the rebels.
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  1. Abbra
    Abbra 29 October 2015 12: 03 New
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    Personally, I’m already completely confused, I have to become an Arabist. What rebels? Brothers, explain ...
    1. kil 31
      kil 31 29 October 2015 12: 05 New
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      That's all and it becomes clear who supports whom and invests.
      1. Sid.74
        Sid.74 29 October 2015 12: 43 New
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        Quote: Kil 31
        Personally, I am already confused, it becomes necessary to become an Arabist. What kind of rebels?

        Enemies of Turkey, read as "Muslim brothers", Wahhabi-Salafi of Qatar and the SA in Yemen in the face of Alkaida and the IG, are Shiite Zeidites or Hussites, like allies of Iran in Yemen.
        The Hussites got their name in honor of the leader of the uprising of these Shiite Zeidites Mohammed Ali al-Husi.
        The other part of Yemen is loyal to Alkaide and the IG, that is, the SA and Qatar, which the Shiites oppose. SA wants to return its government to Yemen, in the person of CA protege Ali Abdullah Saleh.
        If it is even simpler, in Yemen Iran is at war against the SA, Qatar and Turkey. Housity, Hezbollah, Hamas against Alkaida, the IG and the Muslim Brotherhood.
        In Syria, about the same thing. Only instead of the Hussites, the Alawites and even on the side of Assad are the Syrian Christians.
        1. padded jacket
          padded jacket 29 October 2015 12: 49 New
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          Quote: Sid.74
          The other part of Yemen is loyal to Alkaide and IS, i.e., SA and Qatar

          Quote: Sid.74
          Iran fights against SA, Qatar and Turkey in Yemen

          In general, it turns out that, as you correctly said, ISIS and al-Qaeda enjoy the support of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, not counting the different UAE, etc. then not only Iran but the whole world should be against the terrorists of the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and their sponsors.
        2. kil 31
          kil 31 29 October 2015 13: 05 New
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          Quote: Sid.74
          Quote: Kil 31
          Personally, I am already confused, it becomes necessary to become an Arabist. What kind of rebels?

          Enemies of Turkey, read as "Muslim brothers", Wahhabi-Salafi of Qatar and the SA in Yemen in the face of Alkaida and the IG, are Shiite Zeidites or Hussites, like allies of Iran in Yemen.
          The Hussites got their name in honor of the leader of the uprising of these Shiite Zeidites Mohammed Ali al-Husi.
          The other part of Yemen is loyal to Alkaide and the IG, that is, the SA and Qatar, which the Shiites oppose. SA wants to return its government to Yemen, in the person of CA protege Ali Abdullah Saleh.
          If it is even simpler, in Yemen Iran is at war against the SA, Qatar and Turkey. Housity, Hezbollah, Hamas against Alkaida, the IG and the Muslim Brotherhood.
          In Syria, about the same thing. Only instead of the Hussites, the Alawites and even on the side of Assad are the Syrian Christians.

          This is not my post, but Аbbra. laughing But I completely agree with him. They throw all who can be bought there, the bought themselves do not even understand what values ​​they are fighting for. hi
          1. Sid.74
            Sid.74 29 October 2015 13: 09 New
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            Quote: Kil 31
            This is not my post, but Аbbra. laughing

            Missed a little .. hi
        3. Alexey Lesogor
          Alexey Lesogor 29 October 2015 13: 21 New
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          Quote: Sid.74
          Personally, I am already confused, it becomes necessary to become an Arabist. What kind of rebels?


          "East - a delicate matter of Petruch ..."
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        5. kugu
          kugu 29 October 2015 17: 51 New
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          And Saudi Arabia and Qatar in close relations with the United States, in turn.

          There are still Sunni-Shiite conflicts there.
          In Syria and Iran, Shiites and pro-Shiite governments dominate. In Iraq, plus or minus also happened after the United States.
          In CA, Qatar, etc. vice versa Sunnis.

          The origins of the Islamic State begin with a Sunni rebellion against the Shiite government in Iraq. And thanks to injections of dough and ideology from the CA and Qatar, it has grown into something larger and more radical.

          There generally can’t be divided into good and bad. However, as elsewhere.
    2. Temples
      Temples 29 October 2015 12: 06 New
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      Yes, there everyone stood up from their seats. All rebels.
      Only the goals are different.
      So it's hard to figure it out.
      "Horses mixed up in a heap, people, And volleys of thousands of guns Merged into a long howl ..."
    3. Decathlon
      Decathlon 29 October 2015 12: 07 New
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      It seems that with the Yemeni rebels ... Although, too, far from an Arabist, and apparently I will not crying The old man’s brain is torn from Middle Eastern terms and definitions!
      1. Abbra
        Abbra 29 October 2015 12: 09 New
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        No, I'm more advanced. Allah learned akbar ... recourse
        1. Decathlon
          Decathlon 29 October 2015 12: 12 New
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          In truth akbar! Also, not a bast ... wink
        2. V.ic
          V.ic 29 October 2015 12: 20 New
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          Quote: Abbra
          Allah Akbar...

          Alla Birsa ...
          1. Ingvar 72
            Ingvar 72 29 October 2015 12: 54 New
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            Bismillahi Rahmani Rahim, the red button - and in paradise. laughing
    4. Vladimyrych
      Vladimyrych 29 October 2015 12: 07 New
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      The Hussites survived the president of Yemen, supported by the SA, and he escaped there.
      The SA began the operation to return the president to Yemen and is gradually but relentlessly receiving stars from the Hussites.
      To help the SA, she called ISIS-jackal so that she would not be bored with being overstated. The end .... of the series.
      Something like this in a nutshell laughing
      1. MIKHAN
        MIKHAN 29 October 2015 12: 16 New
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        I myself do not understand and do not want to understand ... Since this is a useless thing! Arabs love power and order, and in Syria we will do it tough together with Assad and the Syrian people ... (each village has its own president, this will not happen!)
    5. AlexTires
      AlexTires 29 October 2015 12: 11 New
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      There is a war of all against all, so no wonder ...
    6. vch62388
      vch62388 29 October 2015 12: 12 New
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      During the "Arab Spring", pro-Saudi (read pro-American) governments came to power. Fans of the old government did not really like this. A part of the army (including with Scud missiles) also sided with them. Saudis, Qatari and so on. organized a coalition to support their own. In response, the rebels began to bite the Saudis (such as attacks on border posts, Skud bombardments of Saudi air bases and it is unclear what kind of missile ships). Something like this.
      Now ISIS. All against everyone.
    7. DenZ
      DenZ 29 October 2015 12: 15 New
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      Personally, I’m already completely confused, I have to become an Arabist. What rebels? Brothers, explain

      What's so complicated? The Turks transported ISIS to Yemen, where they were met by the Saudis and instructed to train some scumbags so that later they would fight with the rebels in Yemen. Shorter terrorists were transferred from Syria to Yemen. I think that if they work successfully in Yemen, then they will be sent again to Syria (but this is my speculation, no more).
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    9. skeptic
      skeptic 29 October 2015 12: 20 New
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      Quote: Abbra
      Personally, I’m already completely confused, I have to become an Arabist. What rebels? Brothers, explain ...


      Look at the root. If the United States needs to completely reformat the Middle East, then they decide this, as necessary. Now Russia is spending its resources on IS in Syria, which means it is more optimal to transfer part of its IS hybrids to support its vassals. As the Hussites are suppressed, all the forces involved in this operation are freed and will move again to the desired direction (the same Central Asia). The Naglosakians have spread vast networks of creating instability in the world and we will have to spend our strength running around plugging holes until we finally decide to recapture the heads of the Hydra of the main bourgeoisie (burning out all their nests pointwise), without a nuclear apocalypse for the whole world.
    10. Vladimir 1964
      Vladimir 1964 29 October 2015 12: 25 New
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      Quote: Abbra
      Personally, I’m already completely confused, I have to become an Arabist. What rebels? Brothers, explain ...


      Dear Yuri, who would explain to me himself. But this campaign is to support the Saudi coalition against the Hussite Yemeni rebels, since Syria is already far from Syria, and all is sand. Unless, of course, they will then be returned to Syria. Although the situation among the Saudis in Yemen is far from ice, they may well be used there.

      Here, colleague, what thoughts have been stated. hi
    11. REDBLUE
      REDBLUE 29 October 2015 12: 35 New
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      Here And Turkey and Saudi Yemen are rebels. I don’t get it anymore. My opinion is to wet everyone. But the question is how ??? I hope that our President knows this.
    12. Vadim237
      Vadim237 29 October 2015 12: 37 New
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      Our VKS needs to strike strategic cruise missiles at this training camp, so that everyone knows that our intentions to fight terrorists are really serious.
    13. Max_Bauder
      Max_Bauder 29 October 2015 15: 14 New
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      If you simplify it completely, we’ll name two camps.
      In one: Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt, Sudan, (Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait are also also in this camp) Libya, and militants of all stripes such as Jabhat Annusra, Ansar Allah, Free Syrian Army ISIS.
      In another: Syria, Hezbollah, Iraq, Iran, Peshmerga Kurds, Hussites of Yemen.

      Everyone who is in one camp theoretically, some in practice, can help each other if one has an opponent / enemy from another camp.

      PySy. Two geopolitical major players - the United States and Russia, support the first and second camps, respectively.
    14. pvv113
      pvv113 29 October 2015 18: 08 New
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      A few days ago, a chart of enemies and allies in the Syrian conflict was published on the VO. Great hint. I will bring her here with pleasure
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  3. Altona
    Altona 29 October 2015 12: 05 New
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    The main US counterterrorism ally and the main sponsor of terrorism all rolled into one ... What was required to prove ...
    1. mihasik
      mihasik 29 October 2015 12: 22 New
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      Quote: Altona
      The main US counterterrorism ally and the main sponsor of terrorism all rolled into one ... What was required to prove ...

      So what? Will there be any consequences for the United States, which is a member of the UN Security Council?)
      Everyone knows who the main terrorist is, but no one can do anything with them.
      1. Altona
        Altona 29 October 2015 13: 07 New
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        Quote: mihasik
        So what? Will there be any consequences for the United States, which is a member of the UN Security Council?)
        Everyone knows who the main terrorist is, but no one can do anything with them.

        --------------------
        There will be nothing ... But the history is ancient, who was Osama Bin Laden? That's right, a Saudi businessman ... And for some reason, Afghanistan began to bomb ...
  4. Burmistr
    Burmistr 29 October 2015 12: 05 New
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    What is 2 thousand fighters? there is about the same crap as in the Donbass
    all these bastards will die
  5. Air Force captain
    Air Force captain 29 October 2015 12: 06 New
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    Everything mixed up in the house of Oblonsky .... people .. horses ....
  6. DMoroz
    DMoroz 29 October 2015 12: 08 New
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    In the photo "karamultuk" the action movie was painfully rewound. Are parcels from the FSA going so bad?
    1. AlexTires
      AlexTires 29 October 2015 12: 13 New
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      no, just as punishment for the wrong stick, the ramrod runs with the old ... laughing
    2. vch62388
      vch62388 29 October 2015 12: 15 New
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      If you cannot repair something with adhesive tape, then you just have a little adhesive tape ..
  7. Wolka
    Wolka 29 October 2015 12: 08 New
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    if two people know about it, this is no longer a secret, but Igilov’s militants were nevertheless brought to Aden for rest and pulling up their pants for subsequent rotation in Syria and Iraq, and for one to practice cruelty at local rebels ...
  8. solovey
    solovey 29 October 2015 12: 11 New
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    In Emen, nothing has yet ended, therefore the Emirates want to suppress the Ementsev (Husits) with the help of the same terrorists from ISIS. And the Hussites support the Kurds. Kurds are supported by Iran. There are still Alawites (Assad himself refers to them) There are still Sunites. In Russia, Muslims are mainly Sunites. Here is SUCH PETRUSHKA request
    1. KG_patriot_last
      KG_patriot_last 29 October 2015 12: 53 New
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      In Russia and Central Asia, there is its own form of Sunnism, which can be rightfully given a name. Did everyone see Caucasian Kadyrov, Tatars Minnikhanov and Turkmens Berdyev with similar rosaries? So in Saudis your head will be cut off for this - those Wahhabists.
  9. samara-58
    samara-58 29 October 2015 12: 12 New
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    If only one bomb or missile accidentally fell on the SA or Qatar, it is possible on the UAE ... lol
  10. Romanenko
    Romanenko 29 October 2015 12: 12 New
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    It’s interesting, but where will they get drunk when Sushi gets there, maybe to Washington?
  11. teron
    teron 29 October 2015 12: 17 New
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    It’s interesting, when will these IGilovites turn their weapons against the Saudis? Money, money, and hunting is a shoot.
  12. Bashibuzuk
    Bashibuzuk 29 October 2015 12: 17 New
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    And what does that spirit do in the photo?
    At first I thought the mirror photo turned out.
    I look closely - generally nonsense.
    Butt on the left shoulder, aiming with the right eye (or left).
    The right hand is too loose holding the forearm.
    Stand do not understand what.
    Will he keep the belt sagging?
    On the vent pipe half of the pregnancy test.
    A rag next to the fly is imposed.
    .
    I know that in Arabic it is written and read from right to left.
    Is it really shooting too?
    1. Svist
      Svist 29 October 2015 12: 41 New
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      Yes, he does not shoot! He looks, the trunk is bent strongly or very little.
    2. Dryuya2
      Dryuya2 29 October 2015 15: 37 New
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      Quote: Bashibuzuk
      And what does that spirit do in the photo?
      At first I thought the mirror photo turned out.
      I look closely - generally nonsense.
      Butt on the left shoulder, aiming with the right eye (or left).
      The right hand is too loose holding the forearm.
      Stand do not understand what.
      Will he keep the belt sagging?
      On the vent pipe half of the pregnancy test.
      A rag next to the fly is imposed.

      maybe special forces, elite ??? winked lol
  13. roskot
    roskot 29 October 2015 12: 21 New
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    It seems that everyone is at war with everyone and with each other. A boiling barrel of oil and a thirst for profit. The Americans made such a mess.
  14. V.ic
    V.ic 29 October 2015 12: 24 New
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    From the "Caliber" to camp these camps. Well, heels have gone astray, however! It happens ... We are not to blame for the fact that there are "resting refugees" of the wrong suit.
  15. Alexander 3
    Alexander 3 29 October 2015 12: 33 New
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    In theory, these states should be considered terrorist countries, and sanctions should be applied to them.
  16. NVVPOU
    NVVPOU 29 October 2015 12: 35 New
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    This is the United States opened the pandora's box. Played with the bandits and use them to solve their goals - this is terrorism. In the conscience of Western countries, the creation of a profession is a terrorist. God's punishment awaits these Anglo-Saxons.
  17. dvg79
    dvg79 29 October 2015 12: 38 New
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    It would not hurt to help the Hussites through Iran. If they are crushed, the onslaught of ISIS in Syria will increase significantly.
  18. 31rus
    31rus 29 October 2015 12: 52 New
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    Everything is clear and understandable, but the number is something like 1500-2000, which is too big, it is still doubtful whether they’ll get "trained", what training for militants from the war zone, moreover exposed as "live meat", the second question is whether the Saudis can to control this "meat", in Yemen devastation, and in Saudi Arabia wealth, you can take a good trophy
  19. A-Sim
    A-Sim 29 October 2015 13: 39 New
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    Why, in this case, Churkin V.I. Do not vote on a UN resolution on the recognition of countries involved in the displacement and location of ISIS representatives as accomplices of terrorists?
  20. jaguarstas
    jaguarstas 29 October 2015 15: 39 New
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    PMC in Asian.