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Marib and Al-Bayda push back Houthis
The article discusses the "Yemen Dawn" operation, which focuses on regaining control over areas held by the Houthis, with an emphasis on strategic regions in the western coast, Marib, and Al-Jawf. It highlights the military advances achieved by Yemeni forces on fronts in the coast, such as Zubayr and Bab al-Mandab, as well as the expansion of the offensive to Mokha, aiming to dismantle Houthi defenses and cut their supply routes. The article also underscores the importance of Al-Bayda as a geographical junction connecting multiple regions, and how this influences ongoing attacks and troop movements. The operations are coordinated with movements in Marib and Al-Jawf, with the goal of draining the Houthis' capabilities and launching comprehensive battles to penetrate their defensive lines all the way to Sana'a, where the coalition seeks to dismantle the Houthi defense system from the peripheries before advancing to the capital. It is clear that the strategy relies on managing multiple fronts to disrupt the Houthis' ability to transfer forces and coordinate attacks, focusing on weakening their defenses from outside before progressing toward Sana'a.
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