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Ansar Allah

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Sep 22, 2026

Hisham A. HellyerGUEST
3:24
So people saying that this is purely an Iranian movement element in Yemen, I think, overstates.
Hisham A. HellyerGUEST
3:32
The Houthi movement or Ansarullah, they come out of that community.
Hisham A. HellyerGUEST
3:37
I won't say that they represent that community because there are many Zaydis that are opposed to the Houthi movement.
Hisham A. HellyerGUEST
3:42
So there's that complexity as well.
Will NeffHOST
9:29
And we were worried because it's a 17 course omakase, of which only two are non-fish.
Will NeffHOST
9:36
And as you know, Asana is a
AustinShowHOST
9:38
fish hater.
Will NeffHOST
9:40
But I crammed one of the first dishes in his mouth.
SarmadHOST
42:19
And the Saudis suffered another setback.
SarmadHOST
42:22
As you can see in this footage here, an F-15, and not just any F-15, an F-15A, the most advanced F-15 that Saudi has in its arsenal, and one of the most advanced F-15s, was successfully shot down by Ansarullah.
SarmadHOST
42:36
And this is the footage, the recovery of Ansarullah.
SarmadHOST
42:40
of that F-15, the fate of the pilots is unknown.
SarmadHOST
42:44
And as we know, Saudi was depending heavily on its air force to kind of stem or to kind of hold back or to fight against the Houthis.
SarmadHOST
42:53
And it was depending on its mercenaries and local fighting forces to do the ground forces.
SarmadHOST
42:59
What we know now is ever since the Houthis shot down this jet, the number of air sorties that the Saudis are launching against Ansarullah has decreased roughly in half from 40 to 50 attacks a day using its air force to roughly 20 to 30.
SarmadHOST
43:18
So what I wanted to do, what I wanted to kind of really understand is how did Ansarullah shoot one of the most advanced fighter jets in the world? Kind of what technology did they use? What techniques did they use? How did they manage to do it? And how can we analyze it through kind of open source? Because The footage that they released of the attack here tells us a lot about what happened in these 24 seconds where the pilot is trying to escape the Houthi attack.
Jesse LentHOST
2:35
Reuters reports that Chinese officials have privately asked Iran's leadership to help rein in Yemen's Houthis following the Iran-backed group's rapid military advance along the Red Sea in the past week, according to three Iranian sources familiar with the matter.
Jesse LentHOST
2:51
As the Houthis, who refer to themselves as Ansarullah, continue to seize territory around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a vital shipping alternative to the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi oil exports and shipping continue to be increasingly more exposed, the sources told Reuters, according to the report.
Jesse LentHOST
3:07
Beijing wants Iran to use its influence with the Houthis to help prevent the conflict spreading further across energy routes on which China, the world's second largest economy, depends.
Jesse LentHOST
3:19
The Trump administration has denied the visas for a high-level Palestinian delegation to attend the annual UN General Assembly next week in New York City for the second year in a row.
Dave NealHOST
47:45
Libya may be set to declare force majeure cancellations of oil deliveries after protests in the country have suspended oil production in the country.
Dave NealHOST
47:53
It's easy to dismiss this as it's just Libya, this yet another blow to the global energy market that have seen Az- Azerala, excuse me, Ansarullah, take effective control of the Strait, the East-West Pipeline and whatnot.
Dave NealHOST
48:05
So there it is, more, more countries saying, "You know what? We might have to sit this one out." And Brent crude 108, and again, they're using every force they can to keep this down, right? But it is about to skyrocket.
Dave NealHOST
48:19
This Saudi Arabian oil, there is, there is no satellite image, there is no propaganda, and there is no 60-minute story that's gonna get them out of what's to come.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
46:36
Like, how on earth can you not know that this is, like, God, man, it's a presidential election, and the idea that somebody wouldn't know the difference.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
46:44
And I feel this way about Ansarullah, right? If you say, "Who's Ansarullah?" Be like, "Who? Who's that? I don't have no idea who that is, but goddammit I can't sca- stand to pay these high gas prices."
Ted RallHOST
46:53
[laughs] Yeah.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
46:53
How are you this detached from your wider world?
Vanessa BeeleyGUEST
54:35
30 airstrikes in significant escalation, key regions targeted, including Marib, Al Jawf, Taiz, and Hodeidah on the coast of, um, the Red Sea.
Vanessa BeeleyGUEST
54:45
Now, why do I mention the Mecca Pact? Because right now we also have reports that Turkey is siphoning Al-Qaeda elements from inside Syria Thousands into Saudi Arabia to effectively, uh, potentially invade Yemen and, uh, fight against the Ansarullah elements in Yemen itself.
Vanessa BeeleyGUEST
55:05
Now, I wanted to bring this up.
Vanessa BeeleyGUEST
55:07
This is just, um, a series of very recent events, um, recorded at the cradle, um, just to show how important context is for basically, uh, Miliband's actions, if we can just have that back up.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
51:06
work.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
51:07
Like, I mean, for one, the war between Yemen and Saudi Arabian forces have been just carrying on kind of in the background where the Houthis, Ansarullah, had bombed their positions and was running military campaigns against the positions of the Saudi forces.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
51:24
So they've been moving on that front.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
51:26
As you point out, they bombed the hell out of the Saudi oil fields where apparently Saudi Arabia is announcing that.

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