Yemeni army draining Houthi resources, full Jawf liberation to cut militia supply lines: analyst
Military analyst Mohammed Al-Kumaim says the Yemeni army is weakening Houthi forces, and that liberating Jawf province will sever militia supply routes.
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AIMilitary analyst Mohammed Al-Kumaim said the Yemeni army is depleting the capabilities of the Houthi forces.
Speaking in an interview broadcast on Al-Hadath TV, Al-Kumaim added that the complete liberation of Jawf province would cut off the militia's supply lines, praising the Yemeni army's effective handling of civilians in recaptured areas.
He noted that the Yemeni army has taken control of camps and advanced outposts in front of Al-Labanat camp, clearing all of them, and that the camp is now fully besieged.
Al-Kumaim continued that Al-Labanat camp has suffered heavy strikes that eliminated a large number of Houthi leaders, four Iranian experts, and weapons depots. He predicted that the Houthi response would not withstand the complete encirclement and drone attacks.
The analyst added that the Yemeni armed forces have skillfully managed defensive operations, exhausting Houthi resources, while developing their offensive using rocket launchers, artillery, and multi-layered strategic drone strikes, inflicting significant losses on the Houthi militia.
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