Yemen tames the US – forces US military exit from Saudi Arabia

SHAFAQNA –

The crowd is chanting “We won’t bow down” as Saudi jets circle over head #Sanaa#Yemen – @omeisy
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— Gissur Simonarson (@GissiSim) August 20, 2016

Millions flocked to the Yemeni capital, Sana’a this Saturday to publicly declare their support and allegiance to the Resistance – as fronted by the Ansarallah movement. As the crowd roared its determination to withstood foreign aggression, Saudi jets flew low in the sky – yet another attempt to bully a people into compliance.

Undeterred men, women, and children stood in the capital, defiant in their determination to push against Wahhabi imperialism – a nation united in its Freedom, its faith, and its pluralism.

100s thousands of #Yemen-is in Sanaa chanting “We won’t give up” as Saudi jets continue flying over head #Yemen pic.twitter.com/pp6fYUAFDu

— Fatik Al-Rodaini (@Fatikr) August 20, 2016

As Yemen defied yet again its aggressor, the United States announced it was withdrawing its military expert from Saudi Arabia’s war rooms – a last ditch effort to distance Washington from the abominable war crimes Riyadh has committed since March 2015.

Fewer than five U.S. service people are now assigned full-time to the “Joint Combined Planning Cell,” which was established last year to coordinate U.S. support, including air-to-air refueling of coalition jets and limited intelligence-sharing, Lieutenant Ian McConnaughey, a U.S. Navy spokesman in Bahrain, told Reuters.

That is down from a peak of about 45 staff members who were dedicated to the effort full-time in Riyadh and elsewhere, he said.