Yemen Conflict and Houthi Attacks

Hey, why do we always

hear about Yemen?

Who are the Houthis?

Yemen is our dear neighbor,

and its people are our

family and brothers.

The Houthis are an armed militia

that promised Yemenis peace.

Then they betrayed them and seized Sana'a by force in

2014, and began shelling

people's homes in cities,

even the presidential palace

in Aden was not spared,

so the legitimate Yemeni

government called for help.

The Kingdom did not fall short and stood by its brothers.

It launched Operation Decisive Storm,

and our army's heroes strike militia sites.

To this day, they destroy their missile launchers,

and the Houthis launched

missiles and drones at our cities,

airports, and energy facilities,

but our air defense heroes are lying in wait for them.

Radar spots them from afar,

and they launch missiles that

catch up to and destroy them

in the sky before they arrive.

The Houthis were not satisfied

with that and launched missiles

toward the Makkah region

and the Madinah region,

but our heroes intercepted them,

and God protected the Two

Holy Mosques.

They also threatened ships in Bab el- Mandeb,

the passage through which

approximately a ship passes

One in every ten ships

worldwide carries food,

medicine and fuel.

So ships took longer routes,

and goods were delayed for people.

Their prices went up.

Recently, the Houthis attacked King

Khalid Airport in Riyadh more than once,

while there were travelers and pilgrims there.

In just one attack, 12 people died and

309 were injured.

May God have mercy on them and

protect our country and Yemen.

Amen. Yemen's security is our security.

Okay, why do we get an alert on our phones?

The alert isn't something to be afraid of, Faisal.

It's just a warning for our safety.

We go to a safe place inside the house, away from the windows.

Today, the Yemeni army is advancing

and attacking the Houthis' positions.

Coalition planes are supporting it

so that security can return to Yemen.

When will the war end, Dad?

God willing, soon, Faisal.

And Yemen will be more beautiful than before.