The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced, on Sunday, the implementation of a high-quality military operation aimed at neutralizing essential resources that it says the Houthi militia is using to support its war effort and carry out attacks that threaten the security of Yemen, Saudi Arabia and maritime navigation in the southern Red Sea. The spokesman for the coalition, Major General Turki al-Malki, said in a statement that the operation was carried out this morning, in response to the continued attacks by the Houthis against civilians and civilian objects in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Al-Maliki explained that the coalition proved that the militia continues to harness essential resources to support its military activities and improve its capabilities, especially ballistic missiles and UAVs. He emphasized that the Joint Forces Command will continue to take the necessary military steps to deter the Houthis and prevent the use of these sources to support their attacks. Al-Maliki called on the militia to stop its attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, and warned that it would bear the "consequences of its hostile behavior" if these attacks continued. The statement did not specify the locations of the activity or the nature of the targeted facilities, nor did it reveal its results or the extent of the damage it caused to others.

The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced, on Sunday, the implementation of a high-quality military operation aimed at neutralizing essential resources that it says the Houthi militia is using to support its war effort and carry out attacks that threaten the security of Yemen, Saudi Arabia and maritime navigation in the southern Red Sea. The spokesman for the coalition, Major General Turki al-Malki, said in a statement that the operation was carried out this morning, in response to the continued attacks by the Houthis against civilians and civilian objects in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Al-Maliki explained that the coalition proved that the militia continues to harness essential resources to support its military activities and improve its capabilities, especially ballistic missiles and UAVs. He emphasized that the Joint Forces Command will continue to take the necessary military steps to deter the Houthis and prevent the use of these sources to support their attacks. Al-Maliki called on the militia to stop its attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, and warned that it would bear the "consequences of its hostile behavior" if these attacks continued. The statement did not specify the locations of the activity or the nature of the targeted facilities, nor did it reveal its results or the extent of the damage it caused to others.