Yemen Campaign

The Yemen Campaign was a military campaign during the Third World War between the Allies and the Comintern forces located in Yemen and partially in neighbouring countries, the Yemen Campaign was one of the War's first military campaigns which lasted roughly from 1965 until 1968. The Yemen Campaign comprised a series of related battles and engagements within Yemen throughout the duration of the campaign, overall, a total of 3,000,000 Allied soldiers fought in Yemen, with a total of 5,000,000 Comintern soldiers also participating in Yemen. Ultimately the Yemen Campaign sought to eliminate South Yemen Communist forces from seizing control over the region which was currently under the rule of both the Republic of Yemen and the Federation of South Yemen, with North Yemen becoming a Democracy following a civil war which overthrew the North Yemen monarchy prior to the start of the Third World War. The Allied forces had aerial and naval supremacy in the Yemen Campaign, and the Comintern forces had there lack of any real support in a sense, but numerical and firepower advantage in several key battles during the prolonged campaign. The South Yemeni Communist forces also invaded deep into North Yemen, in which South Yemen was gradually occupied by the Communist forces, causing the Allies to initially have major drawbacks and were forced in various elastic defensive positions throughout North Yemen until Saudi Arabia was convinced to join the war effort on the side of the Allies, being a major game changer in the Yemen Campaign, also, reinforcements to Yemen and relief in South Yemen came through Oman as various offensives failed directed towards Oman.
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