A Day Full of Yemeni Operations by Land and Air, with the Readjustment of the Confrontation’s Pace

Yemeni operations in the last 24 hours have witnessed a notable development in the course of confronting Saudi mobilizations and escalation, amid signs of a comprehensive confrontation that the situation may be heading towards.

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

On the ground, Sana’a forces continued to pound Saudi mobilizations on various battlefronts, most notably on the eastern flank of Al-Jawf, northeast of Sana’a, where missile and drone attacks scattered large Saudi mobilizations. In parallel, a military convoy of dozens of trucks loaded with weapons was destroyed while being prepared for escalation northward in the Al-Wade’a area on Yemen’s eastern border.

The developments on this front dismantle months of arrangements for escalation northward, leaving the Saudi-loyal factions on the outskirts of Al-Jawf, northeast of Sana’a, completely paralyzed. They have lost their reinforcements in the rear, and their forward forces have been struck, an equation that decides any upcoming battle.

The developments in Al-Jawf are added to the continued pounding of Saudi mobilizations on Yemen’s western coast, where coalition-loyal media reported that military forces and mobilizations were subjected to powerful strikes by Sana’a forces along the entire theater of operations in western Yemen.

In parallel with these shifts in the confrontation, the air force recorded unprecedented activity with the downing of 3 Saudi drones of various types, with capabilities related to reconnaissance and carrying out attacks.

These shifts in the course of the confrontation with Saudi Arabia are an indication of the ability of the Yemeni forces to crush movements in the shortest ways. They have proven unprecedented surveillance and precision targeting capabilities, placing all Saudi movements inside Yemen under targeting and surveillance.

More importantly in the recent developments is the Yemeni operation in the Saudi depth, as images continue to emerge from the largest Saudi oil facilities on the Red Sea, specifically Jizan, which was subjected to a powerful missile and drone strike, causing fires to rage more than before. This in itself is a message that the Saudi attempts to turn the war on Yemen into a civil one have failed, and that Sana’a’s main target remains the confrontation with Saudi Arabia and striking it in its depth, especially as it has thrown its full weight into moving its factions internally.