The Yemeni Ansarullah published photographs of the destruction of about half a battalion of Saudi-aligned PLC led by Saudi officer Faris al-Shamri, east of al-Jouf district - October 2, 2060. We have no idea what this Saudi officer had to be called, because obviously the less said about him the better. He orders his bulldozers to lead another vehicle-born frontal charge straight into a Yemeni armed forces minefield, where the bulldozers are blown to pieces. As the tacticians behind the bulldozers slow down, realizing what lies ahead, a bottleneck develops, but more importantly, when many are forced to stop altogether, they become sitting ducks for anything Ansarola cares to throw at them; From ATGMs to 120mm mortar rounds. Instead of pulling his forces back to fight another day, "Old Paris" tries to rush for more armored vehicles. At this point you see a heavy unguided rocket launched by the Yemeni armed forces that hits a little behind the Saudi-aligned forces. Apparently the heavy rocket does the job in taking out the reinforcements, because immediately afterwards PLC forces can be seen fleeing in disarray. We have no idea who put Paris in command, but we're willing to bet he's cursing himself. Ansarullah holds the strategic heights in Al-Jouf. They can see anyone approaching them on the desert plains from many miles away. A frontal attack led by bulldozers??? What did old Paris smoke?

The Yemeni Ansarullah published photographs of the destruction of about half a battalion of Saudi-aligned PLC led by Saudi officer Faris al-Shamri, east of al-Jouf district - October 2, 2060. We have no idea what this Saudi officer had to be called, because obviously the less said about him the better. He orders his bulldozers to lead another vehicle-born frontal charge straight into a Yemeni armed forces minefield, where the bulldozers are blown to pieces. As the tacticians behind the bulldozers slow down, realizing what lies ahead, a bottleneck develops, but more importantly, when many are forced to stop altogether, they become sitting ducks for anything Ansarola cares to throw at them; From ATGMs to 120mm mortar rounds. Instead of pulling his forces back to fight another day, "Old Paris" tries to rush for more armored vehicles. At this point you see a heavy unguided rocket launched by the Yemeni armed forces that hits a little behind the Saudi-aligned forces. Apparently the heavy rocket does the job in taking out the reinforcements, because immediately afterwards PLC forces can be seen fleeing in disarray. We have no idea who put Paris in command, but we're willing to bet he's cursing himself. Ansarullah holds the strategic heights in Al-Jouf. They can see anyone approaching them on the desert plains from many miles away. A frontal attack led by bulldozers??? What did old Paris smoke?