Addressing Houthis' crimes must target Sana'a's leadership
The article addresses the military escalation carried out by the terrorist Houthi militia against the Southern forces in Yemen, particularly the targeting of Al-‘Amal Camp in Shabwa with ballistic missiles, which resulted in the death of 53 soldiers and the injury of dozens. Southern leaders condemned the escalation and called on the Arab coalition to provide comprehensive military support, including supplying the Southern forces with missile capabilities to counter Houthi attacks and respond to their decision-making centers in Sana'a. They emphasized that the military response must reach "the head of the snake" in Sana'a, and that the Houthis’ continued attacks only strengthen the Southern forces' determination to confront them. The leaders pointed out that the goal is to disrupt the militia’s objectives, while stressing the importance of enhancing the military capabilities of the Southern forces to protect their regions and stop the repeated assaults.
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