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@boxox said ↗Uh oh.View this post on X@unionstrong said ↗Yemens on the menu I guess. But you’d rather live with an Islamic republic bent on destroying the west. We gotta wipe them out, just like we should have after 9/11. It’s an existential threat at this point.Yemen being on the menu and Trump wiping them out:View this post on X-------------------------------"The Houthis have taken Hisn Murad.It’s the point on the Yemeni coast where the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait is the narrowest (25 km). If they manage to entrench themselves there, it will become incredibly hard to sail through the Strait without Houthi permission. If the Houthis would decide to expand their blockade against Saudi ships to other countries too, the traffic through the Suez Canal will come to a standstill and cargo vessels will have to sail around Africa again."View this post on X
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Yemens on the menu I guess. But you’d rather live with an Islamic republic bent on destroying the west. We gotta wipe them out, just like we should have after 9/11. It’s an existential threat at this point.

Yemen being on the menu and Trump wiping them out:




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@boxox said ↗


Uh oh.



@unionstrong said ↗


Yemens on the menu I guess. But you’d rather live with an Islamic republic bent on destroying the west. We gotta wipe them out, just like we should have after 9/11. It’s an existential threat at this point.

Yemen being on the menu and Trump wiping them out:


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"The Houthis have taken Hisn Murad.

It’s the point on the Yemeni coast where the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait is the narrowest (25 km). If they manage to entrench themselves there, it will become incredibly hard to sail through the Strait without Houthi permission.

If the Houthis would decide to expand their blockade against Saudi ships to other countries too, the traffic through the Suez Canal will come to a standstill and cargo vessels will have to sail around Africa again."