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  1. Today, the Aden forces launched a new attack on Dhubab, taking control of Al Ardi and advancing toward Dhubah Airport (which is under intermittent control). However, the Sanaa forces’ launch of an encircling maneuver from Jabal Kahbub, combined with a missile strike, forced the Southern Giants to retreat to their current positions, leaving the situation on the coast once again at a stalemate. 🇾🇪 Map: [ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1k_5mC2oHM9Lj4I5irFA0pkXbqKQ&ll=12.789987719262523%2C43.58342775996879&z=11 ]

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    Latest developments in the war in #Yemen as of midday, October 9 - Dubbed Government forces launch an offensive on the #Bab_al_Mandab axis (between #Taiz and #Lahj). The Houthis countered successive waves of military operations using drones and missiles. video link:https://youtu.be/jhKf0e6SdiE?si=o-j0tzMiN7jk-wsn

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  5. In the afternoon, a Kurdish counter-demonstration demanding their rights—unlike the morning demonstration—encountered resistance from MOI security forces, who opened fire on the demonstrators, leaving five people injured so far.🇸🇾

  6. The situation continued to escalate in the following days, especially after the partial withdrawal (not total, and with the Asayish remaining in place) of the HAT (anti-terrorist troops) from the Kurdish districts of Hasakah, replaced by security troops from the Ministry of the Interior on October 7. This reduced the security and protection of the Kurdish population in the face of harassment and hate campaigns by the Arab population in the city the following day, October 8, when thousands of people gathered in Peace Square for the official raising of the Syrian green flag, only to later attack Kurdish symbols in the streets and spark clashes among the demonstrators themselves. 🇸🇾

  7. Escalating Tensions in Hasakah Against the Kurdish Minority 🇸🇾 On Friday, October 2, a demonstration set out from the Ghweiran neighborhood (from the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Mosque) in the city of al-Hasakah toward the governorate square, under the slogan “Friday of Enforcing Sovereignty.” The participants, mainly Arabs, demanded the acceleration of the integration agreement of January 30, 2026; an end to the duality of security and administrative authorities in favor of Damascus’s full control; the reopening of courts and public offices; and a faster integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and local institutions. Internal security forces deployed patrols and escorted the march, which included racist chants against the Kurds, explicit calls for their exclusion and political marginalization, damage to security cameras, and the burning of the Kurdish flag.

  8. Yemen: Operation “And Allah is More Severe in Power and More Severe in Punishment” [8/10/2026]: 🇾🇪 Sana’a forces continued their eighth day of the offensive to capture the city of Taiz and took full control of the mountains in the Jabal Habashi district with the capture of Jabal Al-Armah, Afah, Adinah, Hajramin, Al-Mahraq, Jarf, Al-Zawai, Al-Mizbar, Al-Mahsha, and Al-Shariq, forcing the Aden forces to retreat to Bani Issa, the last area in the Jabal Habashi district under their control. Map: [ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1k_5mC2oHM9Lj4I5irFA0pkXbqKQ&ll=13.511685184861975%2C43.96907838812859&z=12 ]

  9. In response to the Saudi aggression, Sanaa continues to attack key economic targets in Riyadh; along with the previous attacks on refineries and oil pipelines, the attacks on airports will have a significant impact on the Saudi economy in the coming weeks. Already weakened by the naval blockade, the attacks on airports are effectively imposing an aerial blockade that will harm the petro-monarchy’s logistics, trade, and tourism. 🇾🇪 🇸🇦

  10. There aren’t many changes on the map of Yemen today. Sanaa is negotiating with the besieged PCL and tribal troops in Taiz with mixed results: some agree to surrender their weapons, others demand safe passage to Aden, and still others are rejecting both options for the time being. Sanaa’s forces continue to deploy south of the enclave with the aim of resuming fighting in the coming days or hours to capture the remaining districts of Jabal Habashi and Mishrak. 🇾🇪

  11. Correct, what is not false is the Pakistan agreement of Mecca accords. Military help is arriving from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia to fight Sanaa forces. 🇵🇰🇸🇦 🇾🇪

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    🇵🇰🇸🇦🇾🇪⚡️ — Pakistan's Ministry of Information has denied the NYT report claiming that Pakistan Air Force aircraft participated in strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, describing the allegations as "fake and fabricated."

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  14. The war in Yemen is becoming even more international. Pakistan has joined Saudi Arabia in its aggression against the Yemeni people. Turkey is expected to increase its support for Riyadh in the coming days. The Mecca agreements are dragging the region into a larger-scale war as the conflict with Iran looms. 🇾🇪 🇸🇦🇵🇰

  15. It has been three years since the attack by Hamas and other Palestinian resistance groups against Israel—a miscalculated attack that sealed the fate of the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian forces thought the rest of the resistance would come to their aid, and they were wrong. As a result, they gave Israel a pretext to intensify its policy of extermination against the Palestinians, leading to a massacre that left more than 60,000 dead in its bombing campaign and ground offensive. That offensive eventually spread to Lebanon and significantly weakened Hezbollah following the decapitation operation. As for Syria, the October 7 attack was not a death sentence, since the military leadership’s betrayal had been brewing since 2021; all that was needed was the green light for the plan to be set in motion. Three years later, the axis of resistance has been considerably weakened by the loss of the Syrian bridgehead, but this has not meant its end. Iran and the Iraqi, Lebanese, and Yemeni resistance have regained the initiative and have managed to stand up to a U.S.-Israeli operation. Hezbollah continues to resist in southern Lebanon, where the struggle has become an existential battle primarily for the Shia community, while in Syria, the resistance is building slowly but inexorably. In Gaza, however, the resistance has been defeated, with no possibility of reorganization and a strip condemned to the expansionist delusions of Zionism and its allies in the Middle East. Had the attacks of October 7 not occurred, they might have prevented thousands of deaths and the enormous instability now plaguing the region, but they would not have brought about peace in the Middle East. The clash between two models—Zionism and the resistance to it—was inevitable. However, in light of Syria’s fall and the hypocrisy hidden behind “Arab unity,” we must reconsider whether the resistance’s objectives should be changed or approached differently, choosing loyal allies and exposing traitors. Only in this way can the axis of resistance emerge victorious in a Middle East that is different from the one that existed when it was created.

  16. El régimen político español debe ser destruido, no importa el medio en que se haga, y eso no se va a lograr votando el 29 de noviembre ni acampando en una plaza. Un régimen político injusto como éste debe sucumbir. 🇪🇸

  17. Sabía que Nacho era un mierdecilla de mucho cuidado al masturbarse con los terroristas sirios, pero que el niño rata de Getafe use ese lenguaje de mierda, que no hace gracia, sino que es penoso, para mofarse de una situación por la que pasa cada día muchas personas sufren en 🇪🇸 te da para pensar en si esta sociedad tiene solución y si se la merece.

  18. Yemen: Operation “And Allah is More Severe in Power and More Severe in Punishment” [7/10/2026]: 🇾🇪 After clearing the lower pocket, Sanaa forces continued advancing in the upper pocket toward the city of Taiz. - On the Jabal Habashi front, Ansarallah captured the summit of that mountain as well as Al-Mansama, Al-Bariha, and Al-Munim, but was repelled in its attempt to capture Jabal Al-Armah. Meanwhile, the effort to encircle the mountainous area continued with the capture of Namrah and Wadi Hanna. - On the Mishrak front, Sanaa forces captured Qash’ah, Nawazil (an attack toward the northern highway was repelled in this direction), Rahbah, Shabit, Waraqa, Hebbah, and Al-Matali. Meanwhile, PLC forces were able to repel Ansarallah’s attempts to advance toward Najd Qusaym, recapturing Al-Kulaibah. Map: [ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1k_5mC2oHM9Lj4I5irFA0pkXbqKQ&ll=13.455880598624%2C43.95277318730467&z=13 ]

  19. Over the past 48 hours, contradictions have emerged regarding the situation around Bab el-Mandeb. The Sana’a forces control Sheikh Said and the town of Al Ardi and carried out incursions into the Al-Azaf area, withdrawing afterwards as they were unable to consolidate their positions. A similar situation is unfolding at Dhubab airport, where Aden forces have established a temporary presence only to withdraw subsequently, due to the impossibility of defending themselves on flat, exposed terrain. This is why Aden forces are currently attempting to take control of Al Hamra and Jabal Kahbub, in order to gain access to Jabal al-Umari and the headquarters of the 17th Brigade. 🇾🇪 Map: [ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1k_5mC2oHM9Lj4I5irFA0pkXbqKQ&ll=12.772598063863592%2C43.60315879990207&z=11 ]

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