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Morning Station hit by shelling amid Houthi-Taiz clashes
The article defines that the confrontation with the Houthis in Yemen is taking on a broader framework, where military operations have shifted from targeting mobilizations on the front lines to pursuing their logistical networks and military capabilities deep within the territory. The Saudi-led coalition supporting legitimacy intercepted and destroyed three drones north of Riyadh, and ordered the evacuation of Al-Sabahah station in Sana’a in preparation for a special operation in response to their terrorist attacks targeting airports and energy facilities within the kingdom. On the ground, Yemeni forces continued "Yemen Dawn" operations, which resulted in neutralizing about 950 Houthis and destroying 380 military vehicles. Meanwhile, clashes persist in Taiz and other areas, focusing on draining the Houthis’ capabilities and disrupting their supply lines, amidst internal disagreements within the group over resources and military logistics. The significance of Al-Sabahah station emerges as a key hub for supplies, serving as an important node in the Houthi transportation network connecting the north to the south. Current military operations are leading to the exhaustion of the Houthis’ ability to reorganize their forces and transfer supplies between fronts, amid increasing Houthi attacks on civilian areas that have resulted in casualties and injuries, including children.
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