"Dawn of Yemen" continues... Confrontations intensify between government forces and the Houthis on several fronts

Operation "Yemen Dawn" continues after entering its third week, with confrontations and battles intensifying between government forces and the Houthi militia, on several fronts, following the achievement of noticeable progress by government forces and the restoration of control over Bab al-Mandab. The Yemeni government forces announced at dawn on Monday, October 5, the start of a large-scale military operation against the militias, in order to restore state institutions and liberate the capital, Sanaa, from the Houthi coup.

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Chairman of the Aden Al-Ghad Media Foundation, Fathi Bin Lazraq: The Yemeni Ministry of Information must facilitate the safe return of deceived media professionals who worked for the Houthis under the pressure of living conditions. Khaled Al Barakat, one of the most prominent media spokesmen for the Houthis, was liquidated in Taiz when he refused to participate in the fighting and prevented his family from reaching the body.

Military analyst Muhammad Al-Kumaim: The coalition is focusing on strategic targets such as missile platforms and weapons stores belonging to the Houthis, and thwarting weapons smuggling operations to the militia... and the intensity of Iran’s attempts to smuggle weapons to the Houthis prove that the militia’s claims of its ability to manufacture... and the Houthis are suffering from a recruitment crisis.