Analysis of Yemen Conflict Dynamics

Are the Houthi Ansar Allah group under pressure at this

time?

My dear brother, in any battle and on any combat fronts, there will be advances, as

happened in Taiz, in Al-Turbah and Al-Safiyah. Control was gained

over, so far, 90 percent of Taiz Governorate entirely under

the control of the Yemeni army in Sanaa, whereas before

approximately, uh, weeks ago, the government

supported by Saudi Arabia controlled 70 percent, so there will certainly be advances in

some places, and the other side made an attempt in Dhubab yesterday.

It was repelled, and they were, I mean, targeted and killed, according to

Brigadier Yahya Saree's statement. Dozens were killed and, uh,

dozens were killed and many vehicles were destroyed. Therefore,

in war, it is natural for there to be a response. But, my dear brother, we must

always note that the media always promotes this, and I noticed the colleague who

had the map was speaking about Sanaa when he said he was speaking about

the battles in Marib, and said they were taking place one kilometer from Sanaa

That is, 100 kilometers from Sana'a, while the fighting is between one and two kilometers away

from the city of Ma'rib.

The Yemeni army forces in Sana'a control 12 out of 14 districts

in Ma'rib Governorate. Only the city itself remains

and the desert or Wadi district. So there is an attempt to turn everything

the Yemeni army is doing and all its victories into

alleged defeats. I mean, 100 kilometers from Sana'a, 100 kilometers

means they will advance overnight, and before we know it,

they will have entered Sana'a. As for my dear brother,

the question is about the areas that have been seized.

The Yemeni government forces control Al Mokha.

They announced control over many areas and are now in a defensive phase,

as they say, which is a natural phase in any conflict.

The question is about the balance of power.

Is it in their favor at this stage?

Yes.

Certainly, my dear brother, if you can repel an attack and an operation

It is called Fajr al-Yemen and the Saudi Air Force, and Saudi Arabia admitted it, and I thank it

for that, that it is indeed involved and launched hundreds

of raids. This only proves that they still have the ability to

repel and attack, and all the attacks that uh…

were carried out yesterday were broken. For example, yesterday I read a report about the government forces

Yemeni forces controlling Mokha, its port, and Dhubab in Taiz, and continuing

Yemeni forces controlling Mokha, its port, and Dhubab in Taiz, and continuing

to advance toward Al-Khokha on the western coast. Hashtag News.

This was a report from Al-Masirah Channel, sorry, from Al Jazeera Channel.

Why? That is, they took the, the, the uh…

government's narrative as fact, or as they say.

Mr. Hussein, conveying accounts from the parties does not mean adopting any position, but my question to you

also, logically speaking, this long period of

mutual targeting

uh, you mentioned, uh, aviation, and on the other hand there is drone aviation

for the Ansar Allah group. Is the balance of power tilted

in favor of the Houthis or the government forces that you

You say it has significant support from the coalition?

Yes, my dear brother, I also spoke yesterday and said, and today I repeat that the Yemeni army

and that Saudi Arabia's attempted attack yesterday

in the Dhubab area will open the gates of hell for Saudi Arabia, and we have noticed that

over the past twenty-four hours, Abha Airport was targeted twice, as was Riyadh Airport,

Aramco, Buqayq, Khamis Mushait Air Base, Akifah Camp in Asir, and sites in Najran and Jizan.

So who holds the initiative? Has this so-called “Dawn of Yemen” affected

any operations carried out by the Yemeni army?

There has also been major progress in the remaining areas in

Taiz Governorate and around the Turbah area.

Relying only, Sayyid Hussein, on long-range

missile strikes, as you mentioned, will this

change the balance of power if the government forces

speak of support, continuity, and

capabilities now regarding air power?

So the question of the balance of power, from your perspective,

is clear?

Yes, my brother.

My dear brother, yes, my dear brother, what Sanaa has now

is strength. It has strength on the ground and is advancing and taking control,

holding the positions it is in and advancing as well. This is what happened on the

western coast and in Taiz Governorate, and it has the ability to strike distant targets.

They even strike deep inside Saudi Arabia, in Riyadh, and have also targeted

Saudi enemy gatherings and troop buildups.

in areas of Lahij when they were trying to advance

toward the Dhubab area. Also, my dear brother, Yemeni drones

are capable of

striking any target affiliated with Saudi Arabia inside Yemen or inside

Saudi territory. But, my dear brother, I mean, I know, yes, Al Jazeera

broadcasts, as I said, statements or what is stated by the

two sides, but its news coverage yesterday was not presented as a quote.

There was an emphasis that it was fact and that this had happened, and now.

You may notice that we report the news

in the way we see fit, according to our editorial policy.

Thank you very much, Hussein al-Bukhaiti.