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Understanding the heroism of Yemen, pt2
Yemen

Understanding the heroism of Yemen, pt2

Posted by: John Phoenix From youth clubs to national government: the rise of Ansar Allah as the leader of Yemen’s anti-imperialist forces. Subscribe to our  channel The anti-imperialist and national-liberation essence of the so-called ‘Houthi movement’ is deliberately hidden from western audiences. But as the national government of Yemen in Sanaa has shown itself to be one of the most indomitable pillars of the middle-eastern Axis of Resistance during the Gaza genocide, workers all over the world are increasingly interested in finding out more about who and what the Ansar Allah movement really represents. Read part 1 of this series. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the resulting loss of foreign support, the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen in th...
Security Expert: Yemeni Intelligence Foiled One of the Most Dangerous Espionage Operations
C.I.A, USA, Yemen, ZIO-NAZI

Security Expert: Yemeni Intelligence Foiled One of the Most Dangerous Espionage Operations

Posted by: John Phoenix News - Yemen: Yemeni military and security expert Abdu Fazea Al-Sayyadi affirmed that the recent uncovering and dismantling of espionage networks linked to American, Zionist, and Saudi intelligence agencies represents an exceptional security and intelligence achievement, demonstrating the alertness and professionalism of Yemen’s security apparatus amid extremely complex conditions. In an interview with Al-Masirah TV, Al-Sayyadi stated that the scale and precision of the operation reveal the depth of Yemen’s intelligence capabilities. “This was one of the most dangerous and advanced espionage attempts against Yemen, yet it ended in complete failure,” he said, emphasizing that the swift and coordinated exposure of multiple cells proves that the security sys...
Understanding the heroism of Yemen – Part 2
Yemen

Understanding the heroism of Yemen – Part 2

Posted by: John Phoenix Following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the resulting loss of foreign support, the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen in the south, already deeply weakened following a violent civil conflict in 1986, voted for re-unification with the Yemeni Arab Republic in the north. This took place in 1990, creating a united Yemen (officially the Republic of Yemen) for the first time in more than 150 years, with the northern Yemeni leader Saleh becoming united Yemen’s first President and southern Yemeni leader Ali Salem al-Beidh as Vice-President. As part of the re-unification, rules on opposition political parties were eased and the first multi-party elections were scheduled to take place in 1993. As part of the move to combat the spread of Wahhabism, the Zay...
“Fiercely Independent” Houthis Triumph Over Trump
Palestine Affairs, USA, Yemen, ZIO-NAZI

“Fiercely Independent” Houthis Triumph Over Trump

Posted by: John Phoenix Interview with Dr. Aisha Jumaan By Dr. Aisha Jumaan and Mike Whitney Global Research, Mike Whitney (MW): On Tuesday, President Trump said that the US will stop bombing Yemen because the Houthis said they would “not be blowing up ships anymore.” Trump added that the Houthis “capitulated” and “don’t want to fight anymore”. Is Trump telling the truth; did the Houthis ‘give up’? Aisha Jumaan (AJ): Based on the attached statement from the Sultanate of Oman Foreign ministry, it seems that the ceasefire between the US and Ansar-Allah in Sana’a was reached in a mutual way. Ansar-Allah, in an interview with DropSite by one of the Ansar-Allah leaders said, “We do not consider ourselves at war with the American people,” said M...
Khashoggi versus 50,000 Slaughtered Yemeni Children
Saudi Arabia, Yemen

Khashoggi versus 50,000 Slaughtered Yemeni Children

Posted by: John Phoenix Europe has no morals, no ethics no nothing. Global Research, The European Parliament has asked yesterday (25 October) for an immediate embargo on the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia, hence sanctioning the Kingdom of rogue Saudi Arabia which is joining the United States and 'Israel' as the main purveyor of crime throughout the Middle East and the world. France still said they will apply sanctions only if it is proven that Riyadh was indeed involved in the killing of the controversial Saudi journalist. Madame Merkel at least days ago said that Germany would no longer supply the Saudis with arms – as a result of the heinous crime committed on Jamal Khashoggi. No doubt, it was a horrible murder that took place in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, with J...
Understanding the heroism of Yemen – Part 1
Yemen

Understanding the heroism of Yemen – Part 1

Posted by: John Phoenix The Yemeni ‘Houthi’ Ansar Allah movement shot to prominence in late 2023 when, following the beginning of the US-Israeli genocide of the Palestinians of Gaza, the movement’s forces announced that they were shutting down access to the Red Sea through the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait for all Israeli-linked shipping – a threat that they quickly proved they were totally capable of enforcing. Despite this sudden worldwide prominence, the ‘Houthi’ movement’s origins and ideological underpinnings remain largely unknown and under-studied – primarily because this suits the interests of Western imperialism, which fears the movement becoming an example for other oppressed nations to follow. Based on a presentation delivered at Saklatvala Hall in London in June 2025, ...
Yemen: It’s democracy that the US is fighting, not Al Qaeda
Yemen

Yemen: It’s democracy that the US is fighting, not Al Qaeda

Posted by: John Phoenix A pair of trousers catches fire in an aeroplane close to Detroit and missiles rain down on Yemen.  Is this what is called the butterfly effect?  For Mohammed Hassan, the terrorist threat is only an excuse.  In this latest chapter in our series ‘Understanding the Muslim world’, our specialist [Mohamed Hassan] explains what is really at stake in Yemen: i.e. undermining democracy in the Gulf in order to keep control over its oil. [see www.michelcollon.info] ______________________________ Since the failed attack on the Amsterdam-Detroit flight, Yemen has hit the headlines.  It’s there that the young Nigerian terrorist is supposed to have trained.  How could this country, an ally of the US, become a refuge fo...
Interview with Mohammed Hassan on the situation in Yemen
Yemen

Interview with Mohammed Hassan on the situation in Yemen

Posted by: John Phoenix Lalkar is pleased to reproduce below an interview conducted, at end of July, with Comrade Mohammed Hassan from the Belgian Workers’ Party, previously an Ethiopian ambassador and a person who is extremely knowledgeable about the Middle East.  Because of the paucity of information about the subject in the western media, we asked Cde Mohammed Hassan to enlighten us on the situation in Yemen, on which he provided the following eye-opening information. In this country we hear very little news about Yemen, and what we do hear is rather confusing.  We have heard that President Saleh, whom the protesters were insisting should resign, in fact, after many promises that he would do so, in the end would not.  Then he was shot, though it is not clea...
Turmoil in Yemen
Saudi Arabia, Yemen

Turmoil in Yemen

Posted by: John Phoenix The Republic of Yemen, the poorest state on the Arabian peninsula, is sinking deeper into political turmoil, carrying with it the risk of an all-out conflict, drawing in both regional and big powers and adding further to the chaos and war now gripping a huge region centred on the Middle East but stretching from West Africa to Central Asia. On 20 February, an attempt was made, with United Nations mediation and pressure, to form a new legislative body, dubbed the People’s Transitional Council, with the stated intention of preparing for a more inclusive and representative political settlement. But hopes for its success, in paving the way to a comprehensive peace and reconciliation process and preventing a slide into civil war, were generally low. The ...
Yemen: Events of 2023
Yemen

Yemen: Events of 2023

Posted by: John Phoenix The Human Rights System Is Under Threat: A Call to Action. Tirana Hassan Former Executive Director The last United Nations-brokered truce in Yemen ended in October of 2022. While there have not been significant airstrikes or major military offensives since the truce began in April 2022, the warring parties—including Houthi forces, the Yemeni government, and the Saudi- and United Arab Emirates (UAE)-led coalition—have continued to commit serious international human rights and humanitarian law violations in Yemen. Violations include unlawful attacks that have killed civilians; restrictions on freedom of movement and humanitarian access to and from Taizz, Yemen’s third-largest city; arbitrary detentions; and forced internal displacement. Saudi borde...