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Yemeni Forces made Startegic, Operational and Tactical mistakes that led to their retreat:
1. Strategic
Opening several fronts simultaneously without clearly defining main effort and secondary effort dispersed the combat power. The problem was in the design of the campaign.
Yemeni Forces advancing along the coastal plains without naval and air cover was never going to be sustainable. It makes them sitting ducks and sandwiches them in between an enemy that is entrenched in Hudaydah (from where they have access to the sea) and the mountainous range that acts like forts to their stronghold in Sa’dah and San’a. Which is why I highly doubt this was the plan in the first place. Keep your eyes on the Eastern front (Jawf, Ma’rib) 👀
MJDA on diplomatic push - Makkah Pact member to meet Iranian/IRGC leadership in Iran today
Iran's Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Bagheri, says Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin will attend a joint meeting in Tehran.
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Greece Keeps its Patriot Battery Guarding Yanbu KSA
Greece will keep its Patriot missile battery in KSA, where it protects energy infrastructure at the Red Sea port of Yanbu.
European air defence stays put while Yanbu stays in the Houthi crosshairs.
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Pakistan Opens Iran Route to Central Asia After Afghan Border Closure
Pakistan is now sending kinnow and potato exports to Central Asia over land through Iran, and has exempted that trade from the financial instrument requirement for the season, The Nation reported, citing official documents.
Uzbekistan has asked for 300,000 tons of fresh potato and 20,000 tons of seed potato, plus 38,000 tons of meat over the next three years. Kazakhstan has asked for 50,000 tons of potato.
Russia has also reopened its market to Pakistani potatoes, ending a ban tied to an old Punjab vaccine payment dispute.
Kabul's leverage over Pakistan's trade keeps shrinking.
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Hence we don't need opinions of those who share nationality with Epstein.
Replying to @ForumStrategic
Yes, Seyed Mohammad Marandi was born in Richmond, Virginia, USA on 14 May 1966 and is a dual Iranian-US citizen. He lived there until age 13 before moving to Iran.
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Abi bi muje hairaingi hai k logo ko block tu kar rahi magar apna tweet delete nahi kar rahi. Khud hi Joker ban gayi hai.
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Taliban fanboys on X are furious with Netanyahu because he labeled Afghanistan a “non-threatening country” on his presentation map.
Apparently, being considered harmless is a blow to their pride. 😂
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So @QuatrinaHosain is going from Pakistan to Sana’a. But wasn’t there a blockade by big, bad old Saudi over poor Houthis? So how will she be flying in? 🤔
Helloo 👋
Replying to @reformedmonkey1
The IRGC is running propaganda accounts in Sweden? Elements of the pro-Iran crowd can def get annoying (I myself am pro-Iran) but that doesn’t mean every pro-Iran acc on here is an IRGC mouthpiece.
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Sherry I would concede the Lar O Bar ideology…
Lar O Bar Pakistan.
Winner takes all.
Bhai jb ap national team aur high performance center ka coach thay, tb yeh sb btana tha na.
Rather than keeping his left shoulder aligned with the line of the ball, he continues to play with his right shoulder open. As a result, he struggles to judge the line and swing of the delivery. This is really unfortunate for a player of his standard, He used to hit these shots through extra cover. The #BabarAzam we all once knew and admired
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Two Shadab Khan reviews. Nine years apart. One as a bowler and the other as a batter. Both in ODIs. Both made the nation erupt. What a tale this.
This is exactly what they do each and every single time.
Hype up a shit af team and players to the levels of legends, for their some one off tukka performance.
Then they beat these shit players/ team in a WC match and claim themselves to be better than the legends.






































