According to well-informed military sources in Sana'a who spoke to Al-Akhbar, the operations have not stopped in the last two days, and they are considered the largest since the escalation began on July 20. The sources indicate that there has recently been a transition to the maximum pressure policy phase, while the data indicates that the Sana'a forces made King Khalid Airport the priority of King Khalid Airport, before the whole day, before the evening, yesterday evening. Airlines, employees and travelers of the danger of using it, and emphasize that the activity will continue in its direction. This warning coincides with the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority's announcement of its intention to gradually return the airport to service, starting yesterday, noting that the "Houthi" attacks, at the beginning of this month, caused it to be shut down.

According to well-informed military sources in Sana'a who spoke to Al-Akhbar, the operations have not stopped in the last two days, and they are considered the largest since the escalation began on July 20. The sources indicate that there has recently been a transition to the maximum pressure policy phase, while the data indicates that the Sana'a forces made King Khalid Airport the priority of King Khalid Airport, before the whole day, before the evening, yesterday evening. Airlines, employees and travelers of the danger of using it, and emphasize that the activity will continue in its direction. This warning coincides with the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority's announcement of its intention to gradually return the airport to service, starting yesterday, noting that the "Houthi" attacks, at the beginning of this month, caused it to be shut down.