Yemeni Armed Forces Announce Full Readiness for the Liberation Battle Against Houthi Terrorists
The Yemeni Armed Forces have declared that the preparation phase for the battle to rid the country of Houthi terrorist groups is now complete, and all its units are fully ready for the decisive confrontation.
This announcement was made in the editorial of the latest issue of the "26 September" newspaper, where the Yemeni Armed Forces emphasized that their patience has run out due to ongoing provocations by the Houthis. These provocations include the bombing of residential areas and sniper attacks targeting innocent civilians, including the elderly, women, and children. The forces stated that such criminal acts leave no room for hesitation and call for swift action to resolve the situation.
The Yemeni Armed Forces pointed out that Houthi criminal practices have severely burdened the citizens, who have been suffering from oppression and torture for over a decade, making urgent intervention necessary. Additionally, the repeated attacks on military positions by the Houthis reflect the panic and fear within their ranks, offering the Yemeni army a strategic opportunity to exploit their weakness and act on multiple fronts.
Intelligence reports also indicate that Houthi leaders have begun to move from the capital, Sana'a, to the caves of Saada, carrying away the plundered wealth of the country, which reflects their dwindling military capacity and weakening position, as seen in the recent air defense battle in Taiz.
The newspaper stressed the necessity of an order from the highest military command to take action, emphasizing that the conditions are fully ripe to achieve key national objectives, primarily the liberation of the capital Sana'a and other areas still under the control of the Iranian-backed Houthi militia.
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