Military Equipment Losses in Yemen

This one hit the ground when it overturned here.

Accidents increase as speed increases. At the moment of

fleeing, the hypocrites wish their armored vehicles could fly.

Armored vehicles that were never a means of salvation are

instead the worst means of escape. They neither save

nor are they saved. Those who survive them

do not survive high-speed accidents amid the rush to flee.

They crashed and both overturned. No one got out except

this one, which crashed.

They went around looking for something.

They had no fighter with them except Matrawi, only with God's help

and God's strength. God's strength is with me, our strength.

These are the armored vehicles as they crashed from here, when they

turned around, they overturned over there. This is one of the bodies here beside

the armored vehicle.

Since we are discussing the broadest collapse that occurred within

the ranks of the deceived and mercenaries enlisted for the Saudis,

we see such vehicles that overturned as a result

of traffic accidents, dozens of them here on the road or within a few

kilometers between Wadi Al Abu Jabara

and the Al-Far' area.

These are three more armored vehicles found on the road linking Wadi Al Abu Jabara

and the Al-Far' area. These are armored vehicles that, in fact, the

fighters did not want to burn, and they preferred

to seize and put them into service, but the lighter gets ahead of reason.

So many armored vehicles we encounter on our way here from the Kataf District

have been burned by the army's and Popular Committees' lighters, but

what gladdens the heart and puts the mind at ease is that most of these

armored vehicles were seized intact.

An almost intact armored vehicle, missing only one of its wheels.

It will be repaired, then put into service directly, as

was done with dozens of other armored vehicles that were lifted and transported to locations

and maintenance and repair workshops to activate them and bring them into active

military service.

This armored vehicle is the ninth among the armored vehicles

we obtained or found overturned, damaged, or burned

here in the liberated areas.

This ninth armored vehicle is located between the area

that is perhaps a camp for the deceived and the main road.

This is another type of armored vehicle that was captured

by the Army and Popular Committees' fighters, and it is damaged.

The vehicles, too, declared their surrender when

they raised their undersides over them, like their passengers,

whom they could neither accommodate nor save. Another one

was struck by a cholera epidemic, its effects spilling onto

the ground until it perished.

The question puzzling the fighters now is not how this armored vehicle will be recovered

from the belly of the valley, but how it fell when it

was traveling on a paved road.

In this image we see a literal translation of the famous saying

that Yemen is the graveyard of invaders. The Yemeni

fighters add, at this pivotal and dangerous moment in

Yemen's history, that it is the graveyard of invaders

and armored vehicles as well.

From near Najran, Hashimi, Al-Masirah