الحوثي يغتال طيار سعودي!؟… الإمارات تتوعد بالإنتقام وحسم حرب اليمن
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#Houthis #SaudiArabia #Yemen #YemenWar #RiyadhAirport #MohammedBinSalman #YahyaSaree #Houthis #UAE #BabAlMandab #GiantsBrigades #AidarusAlZubaidi #SouthArabia #AhmedAlSharaa #Syria #Pakistan #YemenDawn #YemenNews #SharifAlSirafi
*Houthis assassinate Saudi pilot!?… UAE vows revenge and a decisive end to the Yemen war*
A dangerous escalation in the Yemen war follows Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, resulting in the death of Saudi civilian pilot Hamoud Al-Kalthami and the killing of three other Saudis, according to Reuters. Has Saudi Arabia begun paying the price for Operation "Yemen Dawn" within its own borders? Are the Houthi attacks aimed at disrupting airports, threatening the Saudi economy, and forcing Riyadh to halt its military operations in Yemen?
In today's episode of Sharif Al-Sirafi, we reveal details of the attack on Riyadh Airport, the Houthi warnings to civilian aviation and energy facilities, and the impact of the escalation on international airlines, following Flydubai's suspension of flights to Riyadh, Abha, and Yanbu, and the European Aviation Safety Agency's expansion of its warnings regarding areas of Saudi airspace.
We also discuss the security warnings issued by the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia and the possibility of renewed clashes on the Saudi-Yemeni border, reviewing past border clashes that resulted in the deaths of Saudi officers in recent years.
*But the biggest surprise comes from within Yemen itself!*
The appearance of the South Yemeni flag and a picture of Aidarus al-Zubaidi in the Bab al-Mandab region has brought the issue of South Yemen's secession back to the forefront and raises new questions about the future of the areas recaptured by anti-Houthi forces.
Are the Southern Giants Brigades fighting to achieve the goals of the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, or are some of these forces seeking to restore an independent South Yemen? How has Emirati support contributed to building and training the Giants Brigades? And why do Saudi Arabia and the UAE have differing calculations regarding the future of South Yemen?
We will examine Aidarus al-Zubaidi's statements regarding the sacrifices of the Southern Forces, the death of Mu'adh al-Ma'da, commander of the 16th Giants Brigade, during the battles of Bab al-Mandab, and the political and military rivalry among the various Southern factions.
*Pakistan Enters the War Calculations… and Syria Faces a Sensitive Decision!*
We will focus on the Pakistani Foreign Ministry's announcement of the presence of Pakistani forces and military resources inside Saudi Arabia, and their declared defensive role, while analyzing the implications of the Saudi-Pakistani-Turkish alliance on the regional balance of power.
Then we will turn to Syria, where Axios and Reuters reports revealed potential discussions about sending Syrian forces to support operations against the Houthis, amidst Syrian denials of any official request.
The leaks suggested the potential participation of between 10,000 and 20,000 soldiers, including elements of the 84th Division, which includes former foreign fighters. Will Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa agree to enter the war in Yemen? And what is the connection between this and US President Donald Trump's previous demands to remove foreign terrorists from Syria?
We discuss the incidents involving the arrest of foreign fighters in Syria and the mysterious assassinations that have been the subject of security studies, distinguishing between documented facts and unproven hypotheses regarding the Syrian government's intentions.
We also review journalist Amberin Zaman's analysis on Al-Monitor about the political, military, and economic risks that Ahmed al-Sharaa might face if he were to engage in a foreign war, especially given that Syria needs reconstruction estimated by the World Bank at approximately $216 billion.
*Key questions answered in this episode:*
What happened to Saudi pilot Hamoud al-Kalthami at Riyadh airport?
Have the Houthi attacks succeeded in disrupting Saudi air traffic?
Could fighting resume on the Saudi-Yemeni border?
What is the truth about the control of Bab al-Mandab and Mocha?
Why did the South Yemeni flag and the image of Aidarus al-Zubaidi appear?
Do the goals of the Southern Forces conflict with those of Saudi Arabia?
What is the nature of the UAE's and the Giants Brigades' role in the Yemen war?
Is Pakistan militarily involved in Yemen, or is its role limited to defending Saudi Arabia? Is Ahmed al-Sharaa sending Syrian fighters to Yemen?
00:00 Houthis escalate against Saudi Arabia as the war in Yemen intensifies
00:46 Saudi pilot Hamoud al-Kalthami dies
01:38 Reuters reveals the toll from the Riyadh airport attacks
02:29 Houthis threaten Saudi aviation and oil facilities
03:23 US Embassy in Saudi Arabia issues warnings
04:18 Flydubai cancels flights to three Saudi cities
05:13 European warnings about the dangers of Saudi airspa...
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الحوثي يغتال طيار سعودي!؟… الإمارات تتوعد بالإنتقام وحسم حرب اليمن
شريف الصيرفي
62,096 views
#Houthis #SaudiArabia #Yemen #YemenWar #RiyadhAirport #MohammedBinSalman #YahyaSaree #Houthis #UAE #BabAlMandab #GiantsBrigades #AidarusAlZubaidi #SouthArabia #AhmedAlSharaa #Syria #Pakistan #YemenDawn #YemenNews #SharifAlSirafi
*Houthis assassinate Saudi pilot!?… UAE vows revenge and a decisive end to the Yemen war*
A dangerous escalation in the Yemen war follows Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, resulting in the death of Saudi civilian pilot Hamoud Al-Kalthami and the killing of three other Saudis, according to Reuters. Has Saudi Arabia begun paying the price for Operation "Yemen Dawn" within its own borders? Are the Houthi attacks aimed at disrupting airports, threatening the Saudi economy, and forcing Riyadh to halt its military operations in Yemen?
In today's episode of Sharif Al-Sirafi, we reveal details of the attack on Riyadh Airport, the Houthi warnings to civilian aviation and energy facilities, and the impact of the escalation on international airlines, following Flydubai's suspension of flights to Riyadh, Abha, and Yanbu, and the European Aviation Safety Agency's expansion of its warnings regarding areas of Saudi airspace.
We also discuss the security warnings issued by the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia and the possibility of renewed clashes on the Saudi-Yemeni border, reviewing past border clashes that resulted in the deaths of Saudi officers in recent years.
*But the biggest surprise comes from within Yemen itself!*
The appearance of the South Yemeni flag and a picture of Aidarus al-Zubaidi in the Bab al-Mandab region has brought the issue of South Yemen's secession back to the forefront and raises new questions about the future of the areas recaptured by anti-Houthi forces.
Are the Southern Giants Brigades fighting to achieve the goals of the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, or are some of these forces seeking to restore an independent South Yemen? How has Emirati support contributed to building and training the Giants Brigades? And why do Saudi Arabia and the UAE have differing calculations regarding the future of South Yemen?
We will examine Aidarus al-Zubaidi's statements regarding the sacrifices of the Southern Forces, the death of Mu'adh al-Ma'da, commander of the 16th Giants Brigade, during the battles of Bab al-Mandab, and the political and military rivalry among the various Southern factions.
*Pakistan Enters the War Calculations… and Syria Faces a Sensitive Decision!*
We will focus on the Pakistani Foreign Ministry's announcement of the presence of Pakistani forces and military resources inside Saudi Arabia, and their declared defensive role, while analyzing the implications of the Saudi-Pakistani-Turkish alliance on the regional balance of power.
Then we will turn to Syria, where Axios and Reuters reports revealed potential discussions about sending Syrian forces to support operations against the Houthis, amidst Syrian denials of any official request.
The leaks suggested the potential participation of between 10,000 and 20,000 soldiers, including elements of the 84th Division, which includes former foreign fighters. Will Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa agree to enter the war in Yemen? And what is the connection between this and US President Donald Trump's previous demands to remove foreign terrorists from Syria?
We discuss the incidents involving the arrest of foreign fighters in Syria and the mysterious assassinations that have been the subject of security studies, distinguishing between documented facts and unproven hypotheses regarding the Syrian government's intentions.
We also review journalist Amberin Zaman's analysis on Al-Monitor about the political, military, and economic risks that Ahmed al-Sharaa might face if he were to engage in a foreign war, especially given that Syria needs reconstruction estimated by the World Bank at approximately $216 billion.
*Key questions answered in this episode:*
What happened to Saudi pilot Hamoud al-Kalthami at Riyadh airport?
Have the Houthi attacks succeeded in disrupting Saudi air traffic?
Could fighting resume on the Saudi-Yemeni border?
What is the truth about the control of Bab al-Mandab and Mocha?
Why did the South Yemeni flag and the image of Aidarus al-Zubaidi appear?
Do the goals of the Southern Forces conflict with those of Saudi Arabia?
What is the nature of the UAE's and the Giants Brigades' role in the Yemen war?
Is Pakistan militarily involved in Yemen, or is its role limited to defending Saudi Arabia? Is Ahmed al-Sharaa sending Syrian fighters to Yemen?
00:00 Houthis escalate against Saudi Arabia as the war in Yemen intensifies
00:46 Saudi pilot Hamoud al-Kalthami dies
01:38 Reuters reveals the toll from the Riyadh airport attacks
02:29 Houthis threaten Saudi aviation and oil facilities
03:23 US Embassy in Saudi Arabia issues warnings
04:18 Flydubai cancels flights to three Saudi cities
05:13 European warnings about the dangers of Saudi airspa...