กบฏเยเมนขู่ยิงขีปนาวุธอีก คราวนี้ล็อคเป้าถล่มสนามบิน-ท่าเรือในซาอุฯและยูเออี ตอบโต้ถูกปิดล้อมจนอดอยาก
"สนามบิน ท่าเรือและจุดผ่านแดนทุกแห่ง และพื้นที่ใดๆที่มีความสำคัญต่อซาอุดีอาระเบียและยูเออี จะเป็นเป้าหมายโดยตรงของอาวุธของเรา ซึ่งเป็นสิทธิ์อันชอบธรรม" สำนักงานด้านการเมืองของกบฏฮูตีระบุในถ้อยแถลง "เราจะไม่ยืนอย่างเอ้อระเหย เราจะแสวงหาวิธีการรุนแรงกว่าเดิมเพื่อขัดขวางกา
รยกระดับปิดกั้นและความเคลื่อนไหวใดๆที่มีเป้าหมายทำให้ประชาชนชาวเยเมนอดอยากและเสื่อมเสียเกียรติ
ใครเดินมาแถวตะวันออกกลาง ก็ระมัดระวังด้วยน๊าาาาา
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Missiles: Yemen's Houthis threaten to hit ports, airports in Saudi Arabia, UAE
Yemen's Houthi Ansarullah movement, which aids the country's army in its fight against Saudi Arabia’s deadly military campaign, has threatened to launch more missile attacks on ports and airports in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in retaliation for the massacre of thousands of Yemenis. “All airports, ports, border crossings and areas of any importance to Saudi Arabia and the UAE will be a direct target of our weapons, which is a legitimate right,” the Houthi political office said in a statement on Tuesday. “We will not stand idly by, we will seek more radical means to prevent both the tightening of the blockade and all acts aimed at starving and humiliating the people of Yemen,” the statement added. (Press TV)
Missiles: Saudi Arabia Charges Iran With ‘Act of War,’ Raising Threat of Military Clash
Saudi Arabia charged Monday that a missile fired at its capital from Yemen over the weekend was an “act of war” by Iran, in the sharpest escalation in nearly three decades of mounting hostility between the two regional rivals.“We see this as an act of war,” the Saudi foreign minister, Adel Jubair, said in an interview on CNN. “Iran cannot lob missiles at Saudi cities and towns and expect us not to take steps.” The accusations raise the threat of a direct military clash between the two regional heavyweights at a time when they are already fighting proxy wars in Yemen and Syria, as well as battles for political power in Iraq and Lebanon. By the end of the day Monday, a Saudi minister was accusing Lebanon of declaring war against Saudi Arabia as well. (New York Times)
Missiles: US urges action after Saudi accuses Iran over missile attack
The United States called Tuesday for international action to hold Iran to account after Saudi Arabia accused Tehran of "direct military aggression" over a Yemeni rebel missile attack near Riyadh. The Iran-backed Huthi rebels also threatened to attack ports and airports in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, escalating a crisis between Riyadh and Tehran. Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince had accused Iran of supplying missiles to the Huthis, which he said "could be considered as an act of war". Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif retorted that "the allegations by Saudi officials were contrary to reality", a foreign ministry spokesman said. Washington's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said Tuesday that Iran had supplied a missile to the Huthis that was fired into Saudi Arabia in July, and referred to Riyadh's claim that the weapon used on Saturday "may also be of Iranian origin". "By providing these types of weapons to the Huthi militias in Yemen, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is violating two UN resolutions simultaneously," Haley said. "We encourage the United Nations and international partners to take necessary action to hold the Iranian regime accountable for these violations." (AFP)
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/politics-economics/382969-yemen-rebels-threaten-saudi-uae-ports-airports 
เยเมน เตรียมถล่มสนามบิน-ท่าเรือ ซาอุฯ และยูเออี !!!!
"สนามบิน ท่าเรือและจุดผ่านแดนทุกแห่ง และพื้นที่ใดๆที่มีความสำคัญต่อซาอุดีอาระเบียและยูเออี จะเป็นเป้าหมายโดยตรงของอาวุธของเรา ซึ่งเป็นสิทธิ์อันชอบธรรม" สำนักงานด้านการเมืองของกบฏฮูตีระบุในถ้อยแถลง "เราจะไม่ยืนอย่างเอ้อระเหย เราจะแสวงหาวิธีการรุนแรงกว่าเดิมเพื่อขัดขวางการยกระดับปิดกั้นและความเคลื่อนไหวใดๆที่มีเป้าหมายทำให้ประชาชนชาวเยเมนอดอยากและเสื่อมเสียเกียรติ
ใครเดินมาแถวตะวันออกกลาง ก็ระมัดระวังด้วยน๊าาาาา
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Missiles: Yemen's Houthis threaten to hit ports, airports in Saudi Arabia, UAE
Yemen's Houthi Ansarullah movement, which aids the country's army in its fight against Saudi Arabia’s deadly military campaign, has threatened to launch more missile attacks on ports and airports in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in retaliation for the massacre of thousands of Yemenis. “All airports, ports, border crossings and areas of any importance to Saudi Arabia and the UAE will be a direct target of our weapons, which is a legitimate right,” the Houthi political office said in a statement on Tuesday. “We will not stand idly by, we will seek more radical means to prevent both the tightening of the blockade and all acts aimed at starving and humiliating the people of Yemen,” the statement added. (Press TV)
Missiles: Saudi Arabia Charges Iran With ‘Act of War,’ Raising Threat of Military Clash
Saudi Arabia charged Monday that a missile fired at its capital from Yemen over the weekend was an “act of war” by Iran, in the sharpest escalation in nearly three decades of mounting hostility between the two regional rivals.“We see this as an act of war,” the Saudi foreign minister, Adel Jubair, said in an interview on CNN. “Iran cannot lob missiles at Saudi cities and towns and expect us not to take steps.” The accusations raise the threat of a direct military clash between the two regional heavyweights at a time when they are already fighting proxy wars in Yemen and Syria, as well as battles for political power in Iraq and Lebanon. By the end of the day Monday, a Saudi minister was accusing Lebanon of declaring war against Saudi Arabia as well. (New York Times)
Missiles: US urges action after Saudi accuses Iran over missile attack
The United States called Tuesday for international action to hold Iran to account after Saudi Arabia accused Tehran of "direct military aggression" over a Yemeni rebel missile attack near Riyadh. The Iran-backed Huthi rebels also threatened to attack ports and airports in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, escalating a crisis between Riyadh and Tehran. Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince had accused Iran of supplying missiles to the Huthis, which he said "could be considered as an act of war". Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif retorted that "the allegations by Saudi officials were contrary to reality", a foreign ministry spokesman said. Washington's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said Tuesday that Iran had supplied a missile to the Huthis that was fired into Saudi Arabia in July, and referred to Riyadh's claim that the weapon used on Saturday "may also be of Iranian origin". "By providing these types of weapons to the Huthi militias in Yemen, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is violating two UN resolutions simultaneously," Haley said. "We encourage the United Nations and international partners to take necessary action to hold the Iranian regime accountable for these violations." (AFP)
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/politics-economics/382969-yemen-rebels-threaten-saudi-uae-ports-airports