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Yemeni Armed Forces Impose Three Key Equations Against Saudi Arabia

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The Yemeni Armed Forces have reached a level of strength where they can impose three equations on Saudi Arabia: a blockade on Saudi maritime traffic, targeting Saudi military buildups, and defending Yemeni sovereignty. Since July 20, they have targeted eight Saudi oil vessels, forced 48 others to turn back, and carried out military operations targeting Saudi locations and military equipment. The operations resulted in hundreds of casualties, destroyed equipment, and sank several military vessels. The Yemeni Armed Forces warn against further escalation and demand the lifting of the siege, an end to aggression, and the withdrawal of occupiers.

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    شبكة أخبار المحور

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    🛑 المتحدث باسم الحوثيين سريع: القوات المسلحة اليمنية أصبحت اليوم بهذه...

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    القوات المسلحة اليمنية أصبحت اليوم بهذه القوة تفرض المعادلات وتمكنت بع...

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    Yemen’s Houthis say they have established three key deterrence equatio...

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    RT @dana916: 🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦 Yemen Armed Forces Statement: Today, the Yemeni A...

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