Yemeni journalist: Growing opposition to Houthis as militia accused of starvation tactics

Yemeni journalist Waddah Al-Jalil has reported a growing alignment among Yemenis against the Houthi movement, accusing the militia of starving civilians and committing violations.

Speaking in an interview with Al Hadath TV, Al-Jalil said the Houthis are targeting security and military gatherings with missiles, relying on intelligence cells to provide them with information.

He added that the militia aims to shift the conflict deeper into government-controlled areas, seeking to send a message that it can destabilize security and assert military dominance on the frontlines.

Earlier, Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, said a Houthi attack on a camp in Shabwa province killed 47 trainees. He affirmed that Operation 'Yemen Dawn' would continue until all objectives are achieved and state institutions are restored.

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