Yemeni government forces launched 1,276 strikes against Houthi targets in a single day, according to a military spokesman. The attacks were part of the Dawn of Yemen campaign targeting the Iran-backed group. The strikes focused on command-and-control centers, defensive positions, supply lines, and weapons depots.
The military operation included precision strikes deep behind Houthi lines to disrupt their operations. Col. Majed Al-Nuzaili, a military spokesman, confirmed the strikes were aimed at weakening the group’s capabilities. The intensity of the attacks reflects a significant escalation in the conflict.
The battle for Taiz is now in a critical phase, with analysts warning of a turning point. Meanwhile, Egypt’s parliament has authorized military support for Saudi Arabia to counter Houthi attacks. This support comes as Iran’s security chief meets defense officials from the Mecca Defence Alliance in Tehran. The meeting aims to address tensions between Iran and the US, as well as the ongoing conflict in Yemen. The situation highlights the complex regional dynamics involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and local factions.
