The beginning of Yemen's policy of maximum pressure on the Saudi regime Yemeni sources say that the policy of maximum pressure on the Saudi regime, which began on Sunday, will continue in full force. These sources emphasized that the widespread and unprecedented attacks on Sunday and Monday using more than 250 rockets and UAVs were carried out against the positions of the Saudi regime and its mercenaries, and called the attacks carried out deep in the positions of this regime unprecedented since the beginning of the conflicts and comparable to the period of attacks by this right wing. The strikes on Sunday and Monday were said to be the first time ballistic missiles with a 1,500-pound warhead were used to attack Riyadh International Airport, causing unprecedented and heavy damage. Informed sources in Sanaa emphasize that they will not allow Riyadh's international airport to operate until the airport in Sanaa reopens and starts working. According to these sources, the operation of the airport in Riyadh is not in the hands of Al Saud, but in the hands of the Yemeni army. On the other hand, regular and continuous attacks on Dammam and Jeddah airports continue, although Abha airport is almost closed. The Yemenis have informed the Saudi regime that any delay in accepting Sanaa's demands could lead to the closure of other active airports, and they plan to eventually close both Dammam and Jeddah airports. It was said that a missile attack was also carried out at Qassem Airport, 400 kilometers west of Riyadh, the airport to which the Saudis were supposed to move Riyadh's international airport, according to them, the attacks that took place on Sunday and Monday in the military and economic centers of the Saudi regime in southern Hijaz and in three occupied provinces destroyed an important part of the military capacity. This is the diet. During these two days, the Hamis Moshit base was the target of more than 40 rockets and almost 20 destructive drones, which caused heavy damage and destroyed several aircraft, radar systems, ammunition depots, maintenance sheds and operations rooms. The attack on the naval base of the Saudi regime in Jizan province caused the destruction of several vessels.

The beginning of Yemen's policy of maximum pressure on the Saudi regime Yemeni sources say that the policy of maximum pressure on the Saudi regime, which began on Sunday, will continue in full force. These sources emphasized that the widespread and unprecedented attacks on Sunday and Monday using more than 250 rockets and UAVs were carried out against the positions of the Saudi regime and its mercenaries, and called the attacks carried out deep in the positions of this regime unprecedented since the beginning of the conflicts and comparable to the period of attacks by this right wing. The strikes on Sunday and Monday were said to be the first time ballistic missiles with a 1,500-pound warhead were used to attack Riyadh International Airport, causing unprecedented and heavy damage. Informed sources in Sanaa emphasize that they will not allow Riyadh's international airport to operate until the airport in Sanaa reopens and starts working. According to these sources, the operation of the airport in Riyadh is not in the hands of Al Saud, but in the hands of the Yemeni army. On the other hand, regular and continuous attacks on Dammam and Jeddah airports continue, although Abha airport is almost closed. The Yemenis have informed the Saudi regime that any delay in accepting Sanaa's demands could lead to the closure of other active airports, and they plan to eventually close both Dammam and Jeddah airports. It was said that a missile attack was also carried out at Qassem Airport, 400 kilometers west of Riyadh, the airport to which the Saudis were supposed to move Riyadh's international airport, according to them, the attacks that took place on Sunday and Monday in the military and economic centers of the Saudi regime in southern Hijaz and in three occupied provinces destroyed an important part of the military capacity. This is the diet. During these two days, the Hamis Moshit base was the target of more than 40 rockets and almost 20 destructive drones, which caused heavy damage and destroyed several aircraft, radar systems, ammunition depots, maintenance sheds and operations rooms. The attack on the naval base of the Saudi regime in Jizan province caused the destruction of several vessels.