Yemeni Armed Forces launched new strikes against areas under Houthi control, according to a spokesperson, Maj. Gen. Majed Abdullah Al-Nuzaili. The operation follows directives from the political leadership, he said. The move marks the start of a battle for liberation aimed at seizing state institutions from Houthi control and ending the group's coup.
The strikes are part of a broader military operation to regain control of strategic locations. The Yemeni Armed Forces have been targeting Houthi positions in multiple combat zones. The operation is described as a coordinated effort to restore state authority and stabilize the region.
The conflict in Yemen has been ongoing for years, with the Houthis, a Zaidi Shia group, fighting against the government backed by a coalition led by Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have been accused of launching attacks on civilian infrastructure and facilities. The Yemeni government has sought international support to counter the group's influence.
The current offensive reflects the government's determination to regain control over key areas. The operation comes amid heightened tensions in the region, with neighboring countries and international actors closely monitoring the situation. The conflict has resulted in significant humanitarian crises, with millions of people affected by the war.
The situation remains complex, with multiple factions involved and external powers playing a role. The Yemeni government continues to seek military and political solutions to end the conflict and restore stability.
