The Yemeni armed forces have achieved a significant success in Taiz province, liberating over two thousand square kilometers of areas in this province. This advance has led to the complete siege of the city center of Taiz, and in this operation, more than 200 mercenaries affiliated with the Saudi regime have been killed or wounded. At the same time, the Yemenis have targeted Saudi Arabia's vital infrastructure with missile and drone attacks.
Battlefield Development in Taiz
The revolutionary forces of Yemen have forced Saudi-affiliated elements to retreat through extensive attacks on the districts of al-Mafer and al-Mawasit. The city center of Taiz is completely under siege, and the security of the Al-Turbah area has been fully secured. According to reports, Yemeni forces have even infiltrated the home of Rashad al-Alimi, the head of the Saudi-affiliated Leadership Council.
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The decision for a general amnesty in the liberated areas remains in effect, and these areas have achieved stability and security. Major General Abed al-Thawr, advisor to the Yemeni Ministry of Defense, emphasized that controlling Taiz means the loss of the last trump card for Saudi mercenaries, and any ground operation by Saudi Arabia against Yemen would be tantamount to suicide for Riyadh.
Missile Attacks on Saudi Infrastructure
Meanwhile, the Yemeni armed forces have conducted three special operations using ballistic missiles and drones against sensitive targets deep within Saudi territory. King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, Aramco refinery in Rabigh, and Abha Airport were among the targets of these attacks. These attacks have disrupted flights and caused fires at the Aramco refinery.
The Yemeni forces carried out these operations in response to 60 airstrikes by Saudi Arabia over the past 24 hours, which resulted in the martyrdom of civilians, including women and children. Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, reported heavy casualties and damage to Saudi forces and stated that enemy gatherings in various camps have been targeted with ballistic missiles.
The Yemen Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center has warned airlines that Saudi Arabia's airspace, except for Mecca and Medina, is unsafe. This center emphasized that Saudi airspace has become a scene of operations for the Yemeni armed forces and will bear no responsibility for subsequent incidents.
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