How to evaluate the crash of Saudi warplanes in Yemen?

Turki al-Maliki, a spokesman for the multinational coalition, said that a Saudi warplane 15 and a Saudi Arabian warplane crashed during a mission in Yemen on the 7th, and two pilots survived. The Saudi-led multinational coalition and Yemen's Houthi rebels have different opinions over why the plane crashed. At 40 hours, it crashed in the "war zone" on the territory of Yemen "due to a technical malfunction".

The coalition forces then succeeded in rescuing the two pilots and returning them safely to Saudi Arabia. The multinational coalition acknowledged in a statement that it had dispatched ground forces to rescue two pilots with the cooperation of air power. The coalition forces did not give further details, such as the exact crash location and the enemy's response.

A Saudi jet plane reportedly crashed in northern Yemen due to a "technical malfunction". However, the Houthis claimed that they shot down the plane. According to a statement by the Saudi state news agency, the coalition forces confirmed the loss of the aircraft.

The jet, which belonged to the Royal Saudi Air Force, suffered a technical malfunction and crashed in the war zone. According to the coalition, the pilots survived the crash and were successfully evacuated during a special joint search and rescue operation.

Since March 2015, more than 8,750 people have been killed in the fighting in Yemen. Other statistics say that more than 10,000 people have died and 3 million** have been displaced from their homes in Yemen, plunging Yemen into a severe humanitarian crisis. On December 4, 2017, Yemeni ex-Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed by the Houthis while fleeing Sana'a.

In late 2014, Saleh's forces formed an alliance with the Houthis to confront Hadi's Yemen** and the multinational coalition that later intervened in Yemen.

In a statement on the 7th, the All-China People's Congress Party condemned Saudi Arabia's "aggression" against Yemen and vowed to continue to resist foreign aggression. But there is no mention of attitudes towards the Houthis. However, the All-China People's Congress (APC) has called on the Houthis to release previously detained members of the NCP, including members of Saleh's family and subordinates.

It is understood that on January 7, a Saudi fighter jet on a mission in Yemen crashed on the same day, and the two pilots on board were rescued.

Turki, a spokesman for coalition forces, said in a statement that the warplane was on a mission in northern Yemen's northern Saada province that day before crashing due to a malfunction on its way back. The 2 pilots on board escaped. With the joint rescue of the coalition ground forces and air forces, the two pilots were safely transported to Saudi territory.

In September 2014, Yemen's Houthi rebels seized the capital, Sana'a, and later occupied southern Yemen, forcing Hadi to seek refuge in Saudi Arabia. In March 2015, Saudi Arabia and other countries launched a military operation codenamed "Decisive Storm" against the Houthis.

Fortunately, there are no personnel**, fortunately.

The incident was reported in April this year, when the Saudi Defense Ministry announced on April 30 that Saudi border guards had engaged in a fierce exchange of fire with Houthi rebels on that day, killing three Saudi servicemen and killing dozens of Houthi militants by Saudi troops.

The Saudi border guards have nothing to say, it's the Saudi ** army, there's a word here, it's the Houthis, I will make a special statement:

The Houthis are affiliated with the Houthi armed group, a Shiite Houthi group that has long been entrenched in northern Yemen's Saada province, and signed a ceasefire agreement with Yemen in 2010, ending a six-year armed conflict with the ** army. In July 2014, Yemen's ** cut fuel subsidies, causing strong public dissatisfaction, and the Houthi armed groups took the opportunity to use force to seize the capital Sana'a, and in the subsequent cabinet reshuffle, army reform and other issues with the **** friction. On 22 January 2015, Abdul-Rab Mansour Hadi and his cabinet resigned following the Houthi occupation of the house, official residence and key military installations.

On 6 February, it was announced that the "** Committee" and the "National Transitional Council" would be established to replace Yemen** and the parliament to govern the country. The United Nations said it did not recognize it. At this time, Yemen officially entered a state of nothingness, the whole country fell into armed riots, the Houthi armed group can be regarded as a big warlord, which involves religious disputes, Saudi Arabia believes in Islam, belongs to the Sunnis, the Houthis armed group belongs to the Shiite, the two factions have a long-standing grudge, there are often various conflicts, this conflict can be seen as a Shiite provocation to the Sunnis. Moreover, Saudi Arabia carried out bombing of the Houthis with the intention of causing the Houthis to surrender, and it cannot be ruled out that this time it was the Houthis's armed retaliation against Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia's airstrikes on Yemen for four consecutive nights are Yemen's retaliatory actions.

The health department of Yemen's Hodeidah province issued a statement on the 2nd, saying that the Saudi-led multinational coalition bombed a local market in the city of Hodeidah in the province when the sky hit the sky, killing 52 civilians and injuring more than 100.

The health department of Kibi in Hodeidah province said on the same day that the injured had been taken to multiple medical facilities for treatment, many were seriously injured, and the death toll could rise further.

Some local residents said that the market was crowded that day, and the bombing killed many vendors and customers on the spot.

With the support of the Saudi-led multinational coalition, the Yemeni ** army launched a large-scale military operation to retake Hodeidah on June 13. Bordering the Red Sea, the port of Hodeidah is an important link between Yemen's Houthis and the outside world, and the only way for the international community to provide humanitarian aid to Houthi-controlled areas.

In September 2014, Yemen's Houthi rebels seized the capital, Sana'a, and later occupied southern Yemen, forcing Hadi to seek refuge in Saudi Arabia. In March 2015, Saudi Arabia and other countries launched a military operation codenamed "Decisive Storm" against the Houthis.

At 00:24 a.m. Beijing time on the 8th, a fighter plane belonging to the Saudi coalition crashed in an area controlled by the Houthis in Yemen. A Saudi Arabian-led multinational coalition said on the same day that a Saudi fighter jet on a mission in Yemen crashed and a pilot on board was rescued.

At present, only the Russian Ka-50 52 is actively escaping, and it uses the same ejection seat to eject the pilot as the fighter, the difference is that the rotor must be blown off before the big sail is ejected! Passive escape is that the pilot and *** fall together, relying on the deformation of the fuselage to absorb the shock wave, so as to protect the pilot, the principle is the same as the F1 car is smashed but the driver is safe and sound. But this way of escape has a drawback, that is, if you fall from too high, it will not work, and people will be thrown to death!

When an airplane has an accident, many times it is necessary to avoid crowded cities or villages to jump, and often miss the best time to skydive; Of course, jumping is allowed, but sometimes it is hoped that the expensive plane will try to fly back to roll the hail or make a forced landing, so that the malfunction problem can be detected, the loss of national property can be reduced, and the pilot will sacrifice his precious life for meritorious service. Sometimes there is a sudden failure, the height does not meet the requirements of parachuting, and it is too late to crash;

The fighter jets are equipped with equipment specially designed for flight personnel to use for emergency departure, safe landing, and survival and distress. Once the fighter plane is out of control, the pilot is required to parachute out of the catapult rescue system as soon as possible, and at this time, if possible, the fighter plane should be avoided crashing in a densely populated area.

The Saudi fighter plane was shot down in Yemen mainly because there are countries that he wants to instigate relations between the two countries and let the two countries break out into war, so that they can take advantage of the fisherman.

This means that Yemen is inviolable, and if there are warplanes or troops that want to invade Yemen, they will fight back on the spot, and they will not be afraid of the Saudis, nor any other hegemonic country in the world.

This conspiracy is small enough for a play out between the two countries, so that their countries can get some resources and things.