(прямой эфир): Рубин Акрон смотреть онлайн 22.11.2024 Рубин Акрон бесплатно ПРЯМАЯ ТРАНСЛЯЦИЯ онлайн МАТЧ ТВ The recent Houthi moves in Hodeidah came after the militias had summoned security and military leaders to Sanaa following the Israeli bombardment of the port of Hodeidah and then transferred them to the caves of Saada after direct US attacks destroyed Houthi missile storage sites. Houthi Militias in Hodeida Since last November, the Houthis have been engaged in transient attacks and other attacks on shipping tankers on global trade lines, as part of an escalation carried out by the group in coordination with Iran and its proxies in the region. Houthi militias have previously announced more than 200 attacks against shipping tankers and US military naval vessels in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Since January, US and British forces have been conducting strikes as part of a military coalition aimed at curbing Houthi capabilities and limiting their attacks against international shipping lanes passing through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. In the wake of fears of international and local military action to end the Houthi control over Hodeidah and expel the militias from the Red Sea coasts, serious moves have emerged in Hodeidah that pave the way for a major Houthi flight from Tihama and its cities. Security and local sources told Al-Ain News that "the leaders of the Houthi militias have begun to liquidate their properties of real estate and investments in agricultural areas in Tihama and its main cities, especially Hodeidah." The sources added that "the leaders of the Houthi militias are liquidating their properties, selling their shares of looting and ownership during the past years, converting these properties into cash value in foreign currency, and transferring them to Sana'a, Saada and Hajjah. "A number of these leaders have retained a share of these properties by transferring their ownership to people from Hodeidah with whom they have partnership and affinity relations that have arisen over the past years," he said. According to the sources, the process of bartering real estate through exchange between owners arose, whereby militia leaders would give businessmen and real estate dealers their properties in Hodeidah in exchange for space in Sana'a, even if the properties they obtained in Sana'a were less valuable. Field movements and expansion among the leaders of the Houthi militias and their elements fears of an international military move to liberate Hodeidah led by the United States of America. These fears have been reinforced by Houthi movements on the ground through military exercises and preparations and simulations to repel naval and land military operations. According to the sources, the militias also transferred the databases of many government departments to Sana'a, as well as even "servers" and electronic devices belonging to a number of government agencies in Hodeidah. Trump's return fears President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House and his victory in the recent US elections reinforced the fears of the Houthi militias of an expected military action against them in Hodeidah, prompting them to take preemptive measures that pave the way for their defeat and departure from the city, which they use as a base to conduct their operations against shipping lines in the Red Sea. international military move to liberate Hodeidah led by the United States of America in Hodeidah and its unliberated areas about a month ago, and increased significantly during the past days." Confirming the increase in the supply of real estate, whether white or buildings during the past days, with a decline in market value of up to 20% in the market with the abundance of supply. During the past few days, sales offers have also increased in an unprecedented manner through social media platforms for real estate, farms and properties in the areas of Hodeidah and its agricultural plains.