FALSE FLAG? Saudi refinery attacked by Houthi rebels in Yemen, NOT IRAN

Dude, It’s fucking IRAN that did it. Don’t fall for that rebel bullshit.

It’s a Deep State trap to get US involved in shenanigans. Trump will not fall for that.

In February of 2016 Al-Qaeda and Saudi-Led Coalition Forces were both seen fighting against Houthi Rebel Forces in the same battle.
From the BBC. As read in Wikipedia.
Let that sink in folks.

In the first gulf war, the Iraq-Kuwait conflict, Yemen infuriated Saudi Arabia by voting against armed intervention in the region at the U.N. Saudi Arabia retaliated by expelling 800,000 to 900,000 Yemenis from their country.
From Wikipedia.

At the very least the sandal-wearing Houthi goat lovers used missile technology GIVEN TO THEM BY IRAN.


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Are you also denying that Iran is funding the Houthi Rebels?

Not borders.

..."Fighting began in 2014 when the Houthi Shia Muslim rebel
movement took advantage of the new president's weakness and
seized control of northern Saada province and neighbouring
areas. The Houthis went on to take the capital Sanaa, forcing
Mr Hadi into exile abroad.

The conflict escalated dramatically in March 2015, when Saudi
Arabia and eight other mostly Sunni Arab states - backed by
the US, UK, and France - began air strikes against the
Houthis, with the declared aim of restoring Mr Hadi's
government."...

[link to www.bbc.com (secure)]

I sure would love to know if it's true that Trump converted to Judaism, as Goldberg stated in that vid?

When did Saudi Arabia enter the war?
In March 2015 a Saudi-led coalition began bombing Houthi rebels who had forced Yemen’s president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, into exile. This week’s visit to the UK by Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, has refocused attention on the conflict.

Why is Saudi Arabia attacking the Houthis?
Saudi Arabia regards the Houthis as Iranian proxies and intervened to check their advance. The Saudi air war is in support of forces loyal to Hadi, who aim to retake the capital, Sana’a, from the Houthis.

The UK supplies weapons to Saudi Arabia and has provided targeting training to its soldiers, prompting accusations by rights groups and opposition MPs of partial responsibility for civilian casualties in Yemen.

The government argues, with high court backing, that the supply of weapons to the Saudis does not breach UK arms export licence laws since, it says, there is no clear risk of a serious breach of humanitarian law by the Saudi coalition. Ministers deny that UK forces are advising the Saudis on specific targets, though they admit that, after a raid, British officers can give advice on future targeting policy.

Yemen is like a space for proxy wars, Iran with Houthis, Saudi Arabia directly engaged, while USA & UK is their greatest ally

First of all that's an RT article everything to them is a false flag.

Second the drones, cruise missiles flew over Kuwait.

Third of all the houthis do not posses that range to fly out of Yemen.

Fourth these weapons are supplied by Iran.

Get a grip and know Iran has proxies all over the gulf to claim innocence. I don't buy it anymore.

The attack was done by the puppet on their hand, not by them?

The conflict has its roots in the failure of a political transition supposed to bring stability to Yemen following an Arab Spring uprising that forced its longtime authoritarian president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, to hand over power to his deputy, Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, in 2011.

As president, Mr Hadi struggled to deal with a variety of problems, including attacks by jihadists, a separatist movement in the south, the continuing loyalty of security personnel to Saleh, as well as corruption, unemployment and food insecurity.

[link to www.bbc.com (secure)]

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The Houthi movement, which champions Yemen's Zaidi Shia Muslim minority and fought a series of rebellions against Saleh during the previous decade, took advantage of the new president's weakness by taking control of their northern heartland of Saada province and neighbouring areas.

Disillusioned with the transition, many ordinary Yemenis - including Sunnis - supported the Houthis and in late 2014 and early 2015, the rebels took over Sanaa.

The Houthis and security forces loyal to Saleh - who is thought to have backed his erstwhile enemies in a bid to regain power - then attempted to take control of the entire country, forcing Mr Hadi to flee abroad in March 2015.

Lol American love communism every US citizens is a practicing communist.

I'd believe Iran before the Western media or Trump.

Informative article:
(Snip)
..."It was not immediately clear how badly the facilities were
damaged, but shutting them down for more than a few days
would affect the global oil supply. Analysts who closely
follow the Saudi oil industry said they were hearing that the
impact would not be severe — perhaps only a few days’ outage,
which the Saudis could cover.

“Crude prices will still rise a bit, but apparently the world
economy dodged a bullet,” said Robert McNally, the president
of Rapidan Energy Group, a Washington-based market research
firm.

The Energy Department said that, if needed, the United States
was ready to use its strategic oil reserves to offset any
disruption in supply."...

[link to www.nytimes.com (secure)]

Where the proof of your weapons claim?

The US government sell more weapons than anyone.
So is Iran not allowed as a Sovereign to sell weapons.

Gotta love American hypocrisy.

Yes, Robert Mueller lied us into the Iraq War
But, but, but this time is different, Trump is in charge .... well, never mind !

Saudis are dogs. Probably did it to themselves so the US will kiss their butts more with more toys.

houthis are iran government backed soldiers, this makes no sense.

So does the USA

I would have said the same about Afghan Rebels before 911.
Not now.

Also, where is the proof they flew over Kuwait?

You are just throwing out unsubstantiated claims.

Houthi are backed by Iran. If Houthi pushed the button, they got the missile and explosive tech from Iran. You can't hit the Houthis, they have no homeland.

So Iran is responsible for this group they are supporting. If they learn that the hard way, they may start controlling them better or be more scared to do damage next time.

Yes and the DUMB ASSES here wanted to attack Russia and Iran over something the hootees did.

Just Iran.

Russia knows what Iran did.

Of course. Anyone who doesn’t have a fiat central bank is controlled by Iran, and must be eliminated, right?

No, anyone who facilitates the blowing up of Saudi oil refineries has to pay.

Then Saudis can take care of it themselves.

Probably not, they don't have weaponry to match Iran. That's why their ally the USA can take care of it.