Serious
conflicts are taking place in many parts of the Middle East.
Often
the source of conflict is Iran or Iranian-backed militants.
Of
course, Russia and the regimes supported by Russia are the second main elements
of
these conflicts.
Russia
has been involved in a series of conflicts on the border
of
Ukraine and Tajikistan.
It is also bombing both northern and southern Syria.
On
the other hand, Iran and Iranian-backed militants carry out terrorist acts in
almost
the
entire northern and western Middle East.
In
Lebanon, pro-Iranian Hezbollah militants constantly engage in conflict on the
Israeli
border
and threaten Israel's national interests.
Lebanon
also exports oil from Iran despite US warnings.
Although
Iraq is the scene of milder clashes than in recent months, Iranian-backed
militants
attack the US military assets in the region at every opportunity.
Syria
is a special case of Iran.
A
gateway to the Mediterranean and a great trump card against
Israel.
Iran
is again triggering serious conflicts by deploying soldiers to regions in
southern
Syria and near the Golan Heights.
Iran
also intends to wage war on Azerbaijan as a new retaliation against Israel.
Two
days ago, the first blood was spilled on the Azerbaijan-Iran border and clashes
broke
out.
Iran
has never been able to get along with Azeris, but DJ experts say that
Iran's
hostility to Israel is behind this move.
It
is also claimed that Israel has secret bases in Azerbaijan and will hit Iran
from
there.
However,
the regions to which Iran directly or indirectly contributes are not limited
to
this.
Iran-backed
militants are making the bloodiest moment of brutal attacks against the
US-led
Saudi coalition.
Iran-backed
Houthi militants in Yemen made serious progress this week, besieging
the
city of Marib.
As
a result, the Saudi forces' largest military base in Yemen was
destroyed
by the Iranian-backed Houthis.
The
Saudi Arabian military base, which was destroyed by Iran-backed Houthi
militants,
allegedly
contained several hundred military equipment, warehouses containing weapons and
ammunition,
vehicles, and several thousand soldiers and mercenaries with unknown
fate.
We
can call this attack the biggest blow ever made on the Iranian side
in
recent years.
Iranian
militants have advanced so rapidly and suddenly in the last 72 hours that the
Saudi
administration is currently struggling to find a solution.
Currently,
many parts of the country are besieged by Iranian-backed
militants.
Given
Iran's progress, it could take control of Yemen in a few weeks, maybe
less.
One
of the main reasons for Iran's advance in Yemen may be the withdrawal of the US
military
presence in the region.
The
US supported the Saudis with Patriot and THAAD
air
defense systems, but withdrew them from the region, leaving the Saudis
vulnerable
to
special Iranian-made drones used by Iranian-backed militants.
Although
the US administration thinks that this withdrawal
is
in line with its national interests in the
Middle
East, we consider it a very wrong policy.
Because
this move of the USA allowed the Iranian-backed militants to act and attack
as
they wished.
In
addition, this move of the USA shifted the Saudi Arabian administration towards
Russia.
After
the US withdrew its air defense systems from the region, the Saudi
administration
started serious negotiations for the purchase of S-400 air defense
systems
from Russia.
It
is also known that the Saudis are willing to procure electronic
warfare
systems from Russia.
It
has been reported that Saudi Arabian Crown Prince
and
Defense Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz has decided to start
negotiations
with the Russian Ministry of Defense on the purchase of the Krasukha-4
jamming
system.
It
is obvious that this situation will harm the US defense systems
sales.
In
addition, the successful use of Russia's own defense systems against Israel
in
Syria seems to be effective in the Saudis' preference for Russia.
In
any case, Iranianbacked militants are carrying out successful attacks with
Iranian-made weapons
and
drones.
Then
Russia comes and sells weapons to those who are against Iran.
As
a result, the US is lagging behind against Russia
and
Iran while obsessed with diplomacy and withdrawal from the Middle East.
Israel,
on the other hand, indirectly helps Russia
market
its weapons while Iran's military formations in Syria counterattack.
So
what do the US and Israel gain here?
It
is obvious that Iran and Russia got what they wanted
without
clashing with each other.
Russia
currently dominates Syria.
And
Iran, with its militants, has launched a major offensive,
destroying
the Saudis' largest military base.
When
we take a closer look at these attacks, which harm the interests of the USA and
Israel,
and the relations of the Saudi administration with Russia;
The
largest base of the Saudi forces in Yemen was destroyed by the İranian-Backed
Houthis
to
the ground.
Yemeni
İranian controlled rebels successfully
destroyed the largest base of Saudi forces
and
mercenaries, in fact, demolishing it to its
very
foundations and eliminating the military stationed there.
This
base was one of the largest Saudi mercenary bases and the center of their 26th
Brigade
in
the south of Marib.
In
the video footage presented, the most powerful attack by the Yemeni rebels on
the base of
the
Saudi military and mercenaries, which, allegedly,
was
subjected to massive missile attacks, including
the
use of tactical missile systems of Soviet and Iranian production.
The
Saudi side, as well as the Yemeni government forces, do not comment on the destruction
of
the largest military facility in Yemen.
Given
the powerful advancement of the İranian
- backed Houthis
over
the past 72 hours, they could take control of Yemen in just a few weeks.
At
the moment, several large regions of the country are surrounded by the Yemeni
rebels.
After
gaining control over them, the İranian-backed
Houthis
will
be able to control up to 40% of the territory of
Yemen.
According
to some reports, at the Saudi Arabia military base destroyed by the İranian,
there
were
several hundred units of military equipment,
warehouses
with weapons and ammunition, vehicles and
several
thousand soldiers and mercenaries, whose fate remains unknown.
By
the way Saudi Arabia will arm itself with the most powerful Russian electronic
warfare
system
- "Krasukha-4" to defend itself against Iran.
Saudi
Arabia has begun negotiations with Russia on the purchase of Krasukha-4
electronic warfare
systems.
Against
the background of numerous successful attacks by Yemeni rebels and pro-Iranian
forces
on
the cities and military bases of Saudi Arabia,
it
became known that Riyadh began discussions with
Russia
on the possibility of supplying Russian electronic warfare systems to the Saudi
army.
Taking
into account the directions of most of the attacks of the Houthis and the
technical
capabilities
of Russian complexes, we can talk about the
acquisition
of 3-4 electronic warfare systems, which are
likely
to cover the southwestern direction.
At
what stage the negotiations are, is not reported.
Sources
say that Riyadh is interested in demonstrating
the
effectiveness of the use of these Russian complexes
in
Syria and Libya.
"The
Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and Defense Minister Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz
reportedly
decided to start negotiations with the Russian Ministry of Defense on the
purchase
of
the Krasukha-4 jamming system”
Among
other things, it is known that Saudi Arabia is also interested in acquiring the
Russian
S-400 Triumph air defense systems.
This
is primarily due to the fact that the United States is withdrawing its
Patriot
and THAAD complexes from this country.
A
day earlier it became known that the Houthis managed to destroy the largest
base of Saudi
forces
in Yemen in a few hours.
For
this, drones - "kamikaze", as well as tactical missile systems
were
used.
