Analysis of Recent Military Conflict in Yemen

I would like to talk about the nature of the battle that took place yesterday

Yesterday.

There was a serious military gap after the Sana'a forces took control of

Bab al-Mandab, and its cause was

the Sana'a government's commitment not to expand into the rest of

the governorates, as we committed to taking control of what was

under Tareq Afash's control.

Whoever looks at the map will find Taiz Governorate

as well as Lahij Governorate, which was considered part of the southern region

of Yemen, share the Bab

al-Mandab area. The Sana'a forces stopped at the borders of

Taiz Governorate, in keeping with our commitment to the principle of

not crossing

not crossing the borders to open a new front.

Since the beginning, Saudi Arabia had sought

to make the battle a North-

South conflict, so we avoided that. Despite the seriousness of that

military gap, we endured it.

Saudi Arabia and the mercenary forces exploited this

gap. Saudi Arabia

carried out hundreds of airstrikes, more than

300 strikes, on a very narrow, desert area.

From there, the mercenaries' armored vehicles advanced

toward the Dhu Bab area, and Dhu Bab,

They were unable to enter the Dhubab area, only its outskirts, in the

airport area. But afterward,

those forces were confronted with missiles and drones,

as everyone saw. And when they began

broadcasting, broadcasting news of victories,

their forces were surrounded and taking devastating blows.

Yes, that is why we explained that there had indeed been an attack, but it was repelled. Of course,

the Saudi enemy and its mercenaries

achieved a tactical objective

for a short time, but at the expense

of Sana'a achieving a strategic, long-term objective.

Today, Sana'a forces have the right to control

a buffer zone to secure Bab al-Mandab.