Yemen Dawn

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Happy Yemen, which was no longer happy under the pressure of the Houthi militia. It became ruins after it had been prosperous, and most of its people became ignorant after they were scholars. Poverty prevailed after wealth, scarcity after prosperity, need after dispensation, fear after security, and injustice after justice. Yemen has a glorious and ancient history, an established civilization, different cultures, and ancient contact with the world, and its people traded with many countries in In ancient times, some of them remained there, and thanks to their financial and moral dealings, Islam spread, and its contribution to that was tangible, in addition to other factors that also worked to spread it, and those of those merchants who remained and settled there, and generations passed, some of them held important positions, leading countries in the Far East, and in other regions.

Operation Dawn of Yemen was launched to rid all of Yemen of the authority of the Houthi militia, which has perched on part of its land for many years. This operation will continue until the entry of Sanaa, Saada, Hajjah, Amran, and all the lands of Yemen stolen by the Houthis. This operation will not only facilitate the flow of global navigation to Bab al-Mandab, but will also launch to secure that strait to facilitate the flow of global trade, and transfer Yemen from a state controlled by the militia to a civilized state. Stable, respects international law and cooperates with neighbors, to serve the Yemeni people, stability and world peace. Every day we hear tangible progress of legitimacy, the defeat of the Houthi forces, and the destruction of its weapons and combat capabilities in the mountains, plains and at sea. Despite the multiplicity of fronts, Yemeni legitimacy is advancing and achieving victory, liberating land, and is now reforming. Only the liberation of the entire Yemeni land, ending Houthi authority, and spreading the legitimacy will stop the advance of legitimacy. Security and stability throughout Yemen, providing decent means of living for its esteemed and oppressed people, correcting the concepts of some of the misguided among them, and cultivating love and brotherhood among the people of one nation, to serve Yemen, not to serve Iran, and to implement its goals and objectives and expand its influence.

Operation Yemen Dawn will not be easy, because the terrain of Yemen is rugged, with mountains and caves, and the Houthi militia sits in the mountains, hides under stones, and turns the mountains into fortresses. It also throws successive human regiments into the hell of battles without caring for human lives, and throws them as sacrifices to keep the Houthis in hiding, but the army of legitimacy does not prevent anything from achieving its goal, and liberating the entire homeland from that murderous terrorist group, which does not understand the law. Internationally, there is no moral principle, good behavior, or religious deterrent. No matter how long the war lasts and how many obstacles there are, the goal must be achieved, and ending the Houthi presence will inevitably happen.

The coalition forces, led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, support legitimacy in Yemen with whatever it takes, relying on international law, their right to defend themselves, and the resolutions issued in the Security Council. We have all read and heard what the Houthi terrorist group did in its repeated attacks on the Kingdom’s airports, including King Khalid International Airport, which was subjected to a despicable and unjust attack that caused the death of twelve individuals of different citizens and nationalities, in addition to more than three hundred wounded. Some facilities were damaged, and it did not go unnoticed, as the response was quick and overwhelming, carried out by the coalition forces led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The countries of the world denounced this cowardly act committed by the terrorist Houthi, and demonstrated their stand with legitimacy, their support for the coalition, and the Kingdom’s right to defend itself. King Khalid Airport in Riyadh was not the only one that was exposed to the Houthi terrorist crimes, but rather it included several airports, including King Fahd Airport, Khamis Mushayt, Jizan, Najran, Abha, and others, and it must be Let us not forget its sinful attack on Mecca and Medina.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and his faithful Crown Prince, is a safe country and will remain safe. The people of the Kingdom lived and live in it alongside citizens of various countries, including more than four million Yemenis who live in security and dignity that they lack under the Houthis, and they transfer their salaries to their families in Yemen without restrictions, benefiting about thirty million Yemenis in Yemen.