The Houthis in Yemen recently stepped up their offensive against Yemeni government forces and took control of several regions. Yemeni government forces, with the support of the Saudi-led coalition forces, launched a military operation codenamed “Dawn in Yemen” to recover the area recently controlled by the Houthis. Experts believe that the reason Yemeni government forces launched a counterattack was that the strategically important city of Taiz was threatened, and this round of counterattacks may mark a critical stage in the situation in Yemen. Meanwhile, on the first day of Operation Dawn in Yemen on October 5, the Saudi-led coalition launched a rare large-scale air strike. In response, experts pointed out that judging from the current war situation, it is still very difficult for the Yemeni government forces and the Saudi-led coalition forces to achieve a reversal on the battlefield.

The Houthis in Yemen recently stepped up their offensive against Yemeni government forces and took control of several regions. Yemeni government forces, with the support of the Saudi-led coalition forces, launched a military operation codenamed “Dawn in Yemen” to recover the area recently controlled by the Houthis. Experts believe that the reason Yemeni government forces launched a counterattack was that the strategically important city of Taiz was threatened, and this round of counterattacks may mark a critical stage in the situation in Yemen. Meanwhile, on the first day of Operation Dawn in Yemen on October 5, the Saudi-led coalition launched a rare large-scale air strike. In response, experts pointed out that judging from the current war situation, it is still very difficult for the Yemeni government forces and the Saudi-led coalition forces to achieve a reversal on the battlefield.