Yemeni Armed Forces announce completion of preparations for fateful battle of salvation

The Yemeni Armed Forces announced the completion of the preparation phase for the battle to rid the terrorist Houthi militia, stressing that all its formations are fully prepared and ready to fight the fateful battle that the people are waiting for impatiently.

The armed forces said in the editorial of the latest issue of its newspaper "26 September", which bore the title "Patience has reached its limit", that the provocations of the terrorist Houthi militia and its attempts to achieve some victory here or there and its continuation after every failure or defeat by shelling residential neighborhoods inhabited by people, and its snipers targeting innocent people, including the elderly, women and children, is criminal behavior that necessitates rapid action to resolve the issue.

She added, "The forces' patience has run out and it is no longer possible to justify the delay in reaching a decision, as the militia's criminal practices have weighed heavily on the ability to endure, and commitment to the truces has become absolutely unbearable due to their long duration, lack of benefit, and growing harm to the homeland and citizens who are suffering the woes of oppression and various types of physical and moral torture practiced against them every day. They are using patience as a pretext for the arrival of the legitimate armed forces to rescue them and free them from the burden of what they have been suffering for more than ten years."

She stressed that "targeting army sites on various fronts only indicates the panic that has gripped the terrorist militia and its leaders, which necessarily requires exploiting it to move on various fronts and lines of confrontation."

In this context, she referred to accurate and well-sourced investigative information that revealed that "the militia leaders began moving from the capital, carrying what they had looted of the nation's wealth and the property of the Yemeni people, towards the caves of Saada, from which they had left and fear had brought them back to it, thinking that they would be deterrents to what had been prepared for them in the field and destined for them by their aggression and tyranny, which paved the way for their inevitable demise."

The armed forces reiterated that the terrorist militia is in its worst state and weakest capabilities, which was evident in more than one battle, the latest of which was the air defense battle in Taiz, in which the criminal militia suffered a crushing defeat that was more severe than in many previous battles, as it fled, leaving behind dozens of dead and wounded and emptying out the dominant positions it had controlled.

The newspaper concluded by stressing the necessity of "issuing the order to move by the supreme command, as the conditions are fully prepared to achieve the national goals of the battle, most notably the liberation of the capital, Sana'a, and the rest of the areas controlled by the terrorist Iranian militia."