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Sanaa in dawn's shadow as government advances
The article focused on the developments of the Yemeni military operation "Fajr Yemen" launched by the government to recapture areas controlled by the Houthis. It highlighted the situation on the ground in Ma'rib, the Western Coast, and Taiz. Government forces have made progress in Ma'rib by escalating attacks and achieving continuous gains, which lead to the repositioning of Houthi forces and strengthening their defensive positions, thereby putting pressure on their supply lines. In the Western Coast, the army has regained strategic positions and faced increasing resistance, emphasizing the need for greater coordination between ground and air forces. Challenges include differences in leadership structures between the government forces and the Houthis, with expectations that the conflict will continue long-term. A decisive and near victory is unlikely, but operations are ongoing to preserve gains and dismantle the Houthis' defensive system. The study indicates three future pathways: one involving gradual advancement versus a prolonged war of attrition, underscoring the importance of sustainability in operations to achieve final results.
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