The "Yemen Dawn" Operation Continues.. and the Army: We Will Continue Until Every Inch of the Country is Liberated

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Military and political developments in Yemen continue on Tuesday, as the war in Yemen takes a more decisive turn, with the expansion of military operations and the shift of the battle from containing the capabilities of the Houthis to targeting the core of their strength and their deployment sites.

While the legitimate forces announced the recovery of strategic sites in Bab al-Mandab and Dhubab, the coalition continued to strike missile launch platforms and their storage facilities.

For his part, the President of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, raised the stakes of confrontation by confirming that operations would not stop until reaching Sana'a.

After Al-Alimi announced the start of operations, the Yemeni forces stated that they were carrying out more than a thousand strikes on several fronts against the Houthis, with the legitimacy support coalition participating in air support and operational assistance. https://t.co/7jT39iwIHf

In parallel with the field escalation, a clearer regional and international umbrella is forming; Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey are moving to activate their mutual defense commitments, while Washington reaffirms its support for the security of the Kingdom and its understanding of military movements against the Houthis.

On the ground, in the field developments, the media center for the Taiz axis reported that about 100 members of the Houthi militia were killed and 150 others were injured during offensive operations carried out by the armed forces in the Taiz axis, supported by popular resistance, in several battlefronts as part of the Yemen Dawn operation.

The media center for the Taiz axis indicated that the axis forces carried out 5 offensive operations in the Al-Arbaeen front north of the city, Al-Aqroud south, Jabal Habashi west, in addition to the outskirts of Al-Kadhah.

The center also clarified that the armed forces managed during the operations to shoot down 5 drones of the militia and destroy and disable 6 vehicles and a tank.

The Chief of Staff of the Yemeni Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Saghir bin Aziz, confirmed the continuation of the military operation until every inch of Yemen is liberated.

The spokesperson for the Yemeni armed forces, Majid Al-Nazili, clarified that the Yemeni army has begun implementing Operation "Dawn of Yemen" on a large scale to target the capabilities and elements of the Houthis.

He stated that the armed forces, under heavy air cover, executed an "encirclement" operation to control Bab al-Mandab, and that the "Giants Forces" and "National Shield" succeeded in taking control of Bab al-Mandab.

The government forces also surrounded elements of the Houthi militias in the Bab al-Mandab sector and on the island of Meon.

He pointed out that the government forces succeeded in taking control of Al-Dhabab Airport, which is now fully under government control. They are moving to completely cut off the supply line of the Houthi group to the Dhobab area.

For his part, the commander of the National Shield Forces, Major General Abdul Rahman Al-Lahji, indicated that the goal of the battle is to restore the state, protect Yemenis, and end the aggression against their lives by the Houthi militias.

He confirmed that he directed all fighters to deal kindly with the Houthi prisoners, stating that anyone who lays down their weapon becomes under the protection of the Yemeni forces, and their protection is a religious and moral duty.

Prior to that, the President of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, praised the continuous field progress made by the armed forces and all military formations.

Al-Alimi emphasized the necessity of strict adherence to the rules of law and military discipline while continuing the field progress, affirming that the successes achieved on various fronts reflect the level of preparation and coordination among the armed forces and all military formations.