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The article discusses the Battle of Al-Kadha in Taiz as part of the ongoing Yemeni conflict, describing it as a draining, rather than decisive, confrontation. It questions the true significance of this battle compared to the potential risks and costs involved. The focus is on highlighting that the real objective and legitimacy for Saudi Arabia in this battle is to exhaust certain forces and weaken the morale of southern troops, within a broader strategy to gradually secure the western coast and southern regions. The article suggests that controlling Al-Kadha could take more than 4 to 8 days, and it argues that the media hype surrounding the battle aims to blind the public to its real purpose—weakening and draining those forces—rather than achieving a quick liberation of the area.
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