Houthis take over Yemeni capital after killing ex President Ali Abdullah Saleh
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Houthis take over Yemeni capital after killing ex President Ali Abdullah Saleh
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After years of fighting, the capital of Yemen, Sanaa, has reportedly fallen under control of Houthi rebel fighters, according to media citing the Interior Ministry. The Iran-backed group has allegedly retaken the city after killing former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, whose death was just confirmed by a party official.
#BREAKING Yemen ex-president Saleh confirmed dead: party official
— AFP news agency (@AFP) December 4, 2017
Al Arabiya quoted a source in Saleh’s General Peoples Congress as saying he was killed by sniper bullets. A Houthi video distributed on social media showed what appeared to be Saleh’s body, clad in grey clothes and being carried out on a red blanket. The side of his head bore a deep wound.
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The violence between the Houthis and Saleh’s forces has led so far to at least 125 civilians deaths and 238 injured in clashes in the last last five days, according to the International Red Cross. The fresh violence comes after the sudden collapse of the political and military alliance between the Houthi rebels and forces loyal to Saleh. The two groups had held Sana’a for the past three years in an uneasy alliance.
The International Red Cross, also warned it was struggling to keep the hospital functioning in Sana’a and access its warehouse of medical supplies.
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A still image taken from footage that purports to show the corpse of Ali Abdullah Saleh. Photograph: Reuters via Taiz News via social media
The distribution of humanitarian aid across the country is already fraught, with 7 million people dependent on aid in what the UN has described as the world’s worst humanitarian disaster. The civil war has so far claimed 10,000 lives.
On Saturday, Saleh gave a televised address in effect announcing that he was swapping sides in the civil war, and would be seeking a dialogue with the Saudi and United Arab Emirates-led coalition that he had been fighting, alongside the Houthis, since 2015. The Saudis have sought to reinstall the UN-recognised government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and defeat the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
Saudi Arabia and Iran are locked in a Middle East-wide power struggle that has the potential to envelop the whole region in a war.
It is widely thought that UAE diplomats persuaded the 75-year-old Saleh to swap sides.
“Yemeni citizens have tried to tolerate the recklessness of the Houthi over the last two-and-a-half years but cannot anymore,” Saleh said in his TV address, and ordered forces loyal to him in the capital to stop taking instructions from the Shia Houthi rebels.
The alliance of convenience between Saleh and the Houthis has been close to collapse for months, with claims that Houthis tried to kill Saleh’s son.
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Hadi also ordered forces loyal to him – mainly based in the southern city of Aden – to capitalise on the disarray in the opposition and advance north to Houthi positions. Hadi’s staff also said they will offer an amnesty to anyone that has collaborated with the Houthi regime.
Saleh’s conversion was immediately welcomed by the Saudis and the UAE.
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It is widely thought that they had been engineering his conversion for months after they became disillusioned with Hadi’s leadership, and looked for a new way to break the political and military deadlock. Hadi has been living in exile in Riyadh, and there are reports that he now has little independence from Saudi control.
Neither the UAE nor Saudi Arabia foresaw that their intervention in Yemen would prove so costly or protracted, so Saleh’s volte face could represent a political breakthrough if his forces did not capitulate to the Houthi militia in Sana’a.
Peter Salisbury, expert on Yemen at the think tank Chatham House said “With Saleh gone, and no one with whom the Saudis can strike a deal, it is very likely the Saudis will take the gloves off, but the precise extent to which they do so depends very much on what Washington allows them to do. It could get very bloody and messy”.
He added “The break-up in the Saleh Houthis alliance was under way for some time. It had become clear to Saleh that the Houthis were consolidating their hold in North West Yemen both militarily and at an institutional level. If he did not strike now, it would be too late in six months, so his calculus was to cut a deal with the Saudis, but it was expected that if he did so he would win wider military and political support than he apparently has. Everyone has been shocked by the speed with which the Houthis seem to gained ground in Sanaa, and it has left the Saudis worse off than they were 72 hours ago.”
UN humanitarian co-ordinator for Yemen Jamie McGoldrick called for a pause in the fighting in Sana’a on Tuesday during daylight hours to allow civilians trapped in their homes to seek food and water.
He said in a statement issued from Geneva: “The streets of Sana’a city have become battlegrounds and people are trapped in their homes, unable to move out in search of safety and medical care and to access basic supplies such as food, fuel and safe water.
“Ambulances and medical teams cannot reach the injured due to the continuing clashes and with reports of some coming under attack. Aid workers remain in lockdown and unable to move impacting many life saving activities.
“Humanitarian organisations are receiving desperate calls for help by families trapped in neighbourhoods engulfed by the fighting.”
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Saudi-led coalition planes have been targetting Houthi-held positions in the capital for two days in a bid to force the Houthis back.
Riyadh’s determination to crush the Houthis hardened last month after an Iranian-made missile was fired from Houthi positions at Saudi Arabia’s international airport in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia responded by mounting a three-week long blockade of goods entering Houthi-controlled ports, prompting widespread shortages. Source: The Guardian
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The soft, Dirac wearing Saudi priceling retards are not sleeping easy tonight. They have failed to win a war they started in Yemen against flip flop and macawis wearing Yemenis carrying AK 47's. Another blow for the crumbling house of Saud.
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Iran backed Iran backed. ! How many times western media repeats these baseless propaganda.
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You Houthi shiite loving faggots will lose. Houthi made very big mistake Saleh still had thousands of followers now they gonna let Arab league army boots on the ground and fight with them against Shaytaan Shiite. Saleh made plea for blockade to be lifted and his followers gonna uphold that deal with Saudi .
Fuck the Zionist House of Saud but anybody who lays down with and supports the undercover jews known as Shiites is lower than low.
Fuck the Zionist House of Saud but anybody who lays down with and supports the undercover jews known as Shiites is lower than low.
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"Iran backed"..........translates as anti western....the audience now knows which side to sympathize with. 
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Bruh hoothi aren't even that bad. Even theologically they're not extreme in heresy from traditional Islam. Teedakale these rulers are all rats, they don't represent sunni or Islam. They should be straight forward about their objectives instead of injecting Islam into the equation. Saudi is arguably the most anti islamic country on earth, and that's a fact. From its inception to its propagation of heretical doctrines to its complete destruction of Islamic relics in the peninsula under the pretext of "shirk".Zoomalia4Kucks wrote: Mon Dec 04, 2017 11:36 am You Houthi shiite loving faggots will lose. Houthi made very big mistake Saleh still had thousands of followers now they gonna let Arab league army boots on the ground and fight with them against Shaytaan Shiite. Saleh made plea for blockade to be lifted and his followers gonna uphold that deal with Saudi .
Fuck the Zionist House of Saud but anybody who lays down with and supports the undercover jews known as Shiites is lower than low.
As the prophet predicted, the horns of Satan will rise from najd( eastern saudi). Where both Ibnu Abdulwahab and Ahlul Saud are from and control the country from
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You fail to see that House of Saud and Shiites are two sides of the same Jew coin. I want nothing more than both to be wiped out , but the Zionist Jew House of Saud control both Mekkah and Medina so it's better to secure those areas at all costs especially from other Jews (Iranians ) until we find a real solution to seizing Arabia back from the Jewish house of Saudxisaabiye1 wrote: Mon Dec 04, 2017 1:08 pmBruh hoothi aren't even that bad. Even theologically they're not extreme in heresy from traditional Islam. Teedakale these rulers are all rats, they don't represent sunni or Islam. They should be straight forward about their objectives instead of injecting Islam into the equation. Saudi is arguably the most anti islamic country on earth, and that's a fact. From its inception to its propagation of heretical doctrines to its complete destruction of Islamic relics in the peninsula under the pretext of "shirk".Zoomalia4Kucks wrote: Mon Dec 04, 2017 11:36 am You Houthi shiite loving faggots will lose. Houthi made very big mistake Saleh still had thousands of followers now they gonna let Arab league army boots on the ground and fight with them against Shaytaan Shiite. Saleh made plea for blockade to be lifted and his followers gonna uphold that deal with Saudi .
Fuck the Zionist House of Saud but anybody who lays down with and supports the undercover jews known as Shiites is lower than low.
As the prophet predicted, the horns of Satan will rise from najd( eastern saudi). Where both Ibnu Abdulwahab and Ahlul Saud are from and control the country from
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He tried to open negotiation with House of Saud while living in Houthi stronghold....unwise move.
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Zaydi are the least extreme of the Shia and the closest to the Sunni. You cannot compare them to the Ithna Ashari Shia. They have lived side by side with the Sunni for centuries, until the Wahhabi decided to meddle with Yemen. Now thousands of Yemenis are dead and millions are sick and starving. You have to admire the Zaydi underdogs who are withstanding mercenaries and aerial bombing by the Saudi and Emirati forces, and still giving them a whupping.
Ali Abdullah Saleh, who once said that Southern Yemenis are ethnically Somalis and Indians, made a fatal mistake of allying himself with the hated Saudi, while still in Zaydi controlled Sanca. And most people forget that Saleh was a Zaydi himself. He didn't deserve to die this way, Aun, but he was doomed from the time he signed up with the Saudi.
Ali Abdullah Saleh, who once said that Southern Yemenis are ethnically Somalis and Indians, made a fatal mistake of allying himself with the hated Saudi, while still in Zaydi controlled Sanca. And most people forget that Saleh was a Zaydi himself. He didn't deserve to die this way, Aun, but he was doomed from the time he signed up with the Saudi.
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.zidane88 wrote: Mon Dec 04, 2017 2:24 pm He tried to open negotiation with House of Saud while living in Houthi stronghold....unwise move.
Indeed. He probably got paid millions by UAE to drift toward Saudis. Reports say UAE has been lobbying Saleh for some time now.
Looks like he was killed by a sniper shot. Probably by sniper from Iranian QUDS Force. Only more bloodshed will come from this events in Sanaa. Waiting what Saudi/UAE will do now apart from aerial bombardments and using on-the-ground foreign mercenaries.
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I wish if Siad barre got captured and butchered the same as qadafi and salah, but the coward fled the country and died alone in a toilet,f-king faqash coward
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The coward fled the country like a rat.
Gadafi, Saddam and Salah, however despicable, stood by their decisions and chose not to leave their countries when shit got tough.
Craven boon Afweyne on the other hand did not have that strength of conviction, and fled like a chicken, he would have definitely been captured and paraded around like Salah and Gadafi.
He was not spared the humiliation though, because he was attacked, robbed, and beaten up in Nigeria multiple times (after he was kicked out of Kenya and other countries refused to receive him). In the end he died in a Lagos toilet like a cockroach.



Gadafi, Saddam and Salah, however despicable, stood by their decisions and chose not to leave their countries when shit got tough.
Craven boon Afweyne on the other hand did not have that strength of conviction, and fled like a chicken, he would have definitely been captured and paraded around like Salah and Gadafi.
He was not spared the humiliation though, because he was attacked, robbed, and beaten up in Nigeria multiple times (after he was kicked out of Kenya and other countries refused to receive him). In the end he died in a Lagos toilet like a cockroach.



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Shaytaan Siad was a f-king loser and didn't have half the balls Gaddafi or Saddam or Saleh had. Look at Shaytaan Siad's spawn today, Mogadishu is the biggest shithole in the world, and they can't even secure 1 city block. His fellow doofarood in PL have both ISIS and alshabab in their borders. I know MJ fought Shaytaan Siad but they reconciled with his filth followers rather quickly and that's what did them in.
In a lot of ways the time of Shaytaan Siad still curses a lot of Somali's today. Shaytaan Siad was too weak and pimped himself out to the Soviets and the American's. In the end he had to rely on other white people from Rhodesia to come bomb Hargeisa because he was too weak himself. In today's Zoomalia they are too weak to do anything for themselves and rely on Bantu and Habashi (AMISOM) for security, while booty clapping to Qatar (with finances Al shabah) and Turkey (rapes their women and soon their resources) and of course the U.S. / EU all that the same time. Zoomalia is a whore state jumping from one sugar daddy to the next. I think the world is running a train on Zoomalia just taking turns screwing it.
In a lot of ways the time of Shaytaan Siad still curses a lot of Somali's today. Shaytaan Siad was too weak and pimped himself out to the Soviets and the American's. In the end he had to rely on other white people from Rhodesia to come bomb Hargeisa because he was too weak himself. In today's Zoomalia they are too weak to do anything for themselves and rely on Bantu and Habashi (AMISOM) for security, while booty clapping to Qatar (with finances Al shabah) and Turkey (rapes their women and soon their resources) and of course the U.S. / EU all that the same time. Zoomalia is a whore state jumping from one sugar daddy to the next. I think the world is running a train on Zoomalia just taking turns screwing it.
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