Yemen Conflict: Flights Halted and Houthi Attacks
Yemen is experiencing an unprecedented escalation on the ground, marked by the suspension of Saudi air patrols for the first time in over 10 years. During this period, Houthi forces focused their missile and drone attacks on internal fronts within Yemen rather than targeting Saudi territory. No interception operations or aerial flights by Saudi Arabia have been recorded recently, while the Houthi group has intensified its attacks on positions in Taiz, Marib, Al-Jawf, and the Western Coast, suggesting that the battlefield has entirely shifted to Yemen's interior. These developments coincided with a meeting between the Saudi Minister of Defense and the head of the Sana'a delegation in Riyadh, raising questions about whether Saudi Arabia granted the Houthis the green light to move on the ground. This move appears to be part of political and diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a comprehensive ceasefire and forming a new government, amidst hesitation from the legitimate forces that lack direct aerial support.
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