Middle East Turbulence Continued. Airport Strike.
Posted by HCN on Monday, July 13, 2026
What kind of strike?
Let the URL address be purposely obfuscated. Years down the line, reminders of a missile strike coming from Saudi onto Yemen, isn't pleasant.
Over the past few days, Sanaa International Airport was struck according to reports, by Saudi.
There are news reports that claim to cover the reason why, however, this article won't try to go into that.
What we see is more complexity to an already complex topography of aggression and dangerous weapons being fired from nations upon nations in the Middle East. The Arab World, the Muslim World, major oil producers, historically central locations.
The simple man's version of what's going on in the Middle East right now, which might take a learned man to go through history channels to arrive at it, is, there remains a pro and anti Israel dynamic that has been around since about the mid 1940s. At this time, Iran expressed through weapons, Israel may have crossed over the boundary of 'too much' aggression in response to the October 7th situation and its ramifications. Israel responded back, and from there the kitchen started heating up. And there were concerns voiced about nuclear capacities. The US made a presence in the region, participating in military action upon Iran. And there were concerns about the 'regime' of Iran. The prices of oil volatile.
Lebanon and Syria became embroiled, as they too weren't exactly happy about the idea of the magnitude of post October 7th activities, death toll of Palestinians, etc. Hezbollah was culled in the who, what, and where process, enmeshed in the statement of- potential threats against aspects of Israel or a stronghold within it.
A huge number of casualties has occurred since October 7th.
Flotillas and other strategies to help the hungry.
Meanwhile, Houthis and Saudis have been in tensions for some years now.
Houthis didn't exactly express a comfort with the amount of destruction upon Palestinians either.
Somehow the Strait of Hormuz and oil ships became the center of concerns in the Middle East several or more months ago.
Back and forth activities thereunto.
Houthis and Shia aspects of Iran seem to mesh, there might be some logic behind that on paper, coming from a historic standpoint.
The US is said to have targeted about 140 targets this past weekend in Iran, post a vessel being attacked by Iran, then Iran responded by targeting several Arab World countries, some of whom have long-time allegiances to the US, and some of whom have been on borderline over the past couple of decades. Then comes a strike from Saudi onto Sanaa Airport, having something to do with Iran.
Perhaps these are prima facie political goings on.
Whatever they are, the amount of heat figuratively and literally is dangerously volatile.
Let the URL address be purposely obfuscated. Years down the line, reminders of a missile strike coming from Saudi onto Yemen, isn't pleasant.
Over the past few days, Sanaa International Airport was struck according to reports, by Saudi.
There are news reports that claim to cover the reason why, however, this article won't try to go into that.
What we see is more complexity to an already complex topography of aggression and dangerous weapons being fired from nations upon nations in the Middle East. The Arab World, the Muslim World, major oil producers, historically central locations.
The simple man's version of what's going on in the Middle East right now, which might take a learned man to go through history channels to arrive at it, is, there remains a pro and anti Israel dynamic that has been around since about the mid 1940s. At this time, Iran expressed through weapons, Israel may have crossed over the boundary of 'too much' aggression in response to the October 7th situation and its ramifications. Israel responded back, and from there the kitchen started heating up. And there were concerns voiced about nuclear capacities. The US made a presence in the region, participating in military action upon Iran. And there were concerns about the 'regime' of Iran. The prices of oil volatile.
Lebanon and Syria became embroiled, as they too weren't exactly happy about the idea of the magnitude of post October 7th activities, death toll of Palestinians, etc. Hezbollah was culled in the who, what, and where process, enmeshed in the statement of- potential threats against aspects of Israel or a stronghold within it.
A huge number of casualties has occurred since October 7th.
Flotillas and other strategies to help the hungry.
Meanwhile, Houthis and Saudis have been in tensions for some years now.
Houthis didn't exactly express a comfort with the amount of destruction upon Palestinians either.
Somehow the Strait of Hormuz and oil ships became the center of concerns in the Middle East several or more months ago.
Back and forth activities thereunto.
Houthis and Shia aspects of Iran seem to mesh, there might be some logic behind that on paper, coming from a historic standpoint.
The US is said to have targeted about 140 targets this past weekend in Iran, post a vessel being attacked by Iran, then Iran responded by targeting several Arab World countries, some of whom have long-time allegiances to the US, and some of whom have been on borderline over the past couple of decades. Then comes a strike from Saudi onto Sanaa Airport, having something to do with Iran.
Perhaps these are prima facie political goings on.
Whatever they are, the amount of heat figuratively and literally is dangerously volatile.
