too bad certain saudi elements have been brainwashed by the propaganda and have gone into this war thinking that by attacking the yemeni rebels their taking out and fight an iranian proxy force, ah yes the lovely game of divide and conquer is on display for all of you to see.Good point!
To light up in the night, but in the daylight it becomes a weapon. Not very effective for military target I think, but for civilian target maybe effective.
To light up in the night, but in the daylight it becomes a weapon. Not very effective for military target I think, but for civilian target maybe effective.
I saw on my TV when Israeli dropped phosphorous bomb in Gaza, that blown in the air and spread many smoked flames. And I think they used phosphorous bombs because the target was civilians. I saw they dropped those phosphorous bombs from helicopters that fly in static flying for several minutes, and not so high. In that altitude they cannot reached by riffle but can reached by heavy machine guns or small canons. I guess they would not fly like this if the target was considered as dangerous military target.
Okay, back to the topic. I think Houthis needs photos or videos for support their accusation is Saudi used phosphorous bombs.
my thoughts exactly. considering George Galloway's blasting of Saudi policy on PressTV, im not sure why it should be considered so credible :hmm:
I agree, I bet my (Turkish) government also used illegal weapons in northern Iraq against the Kurds. Kurds are seen as animals by fascist Turks. Some are openly calling for a genocide. As much as I despise Israel and would love to fight them (if given the chance), some Muslim states are hardly any better. Also, I remember seeing how Pakistani soldiers beat Taliban suspects. I could barely watch it was really terrible. People are astonishingly similar no matter where you go... and yet, they all claim to be righteous.
