Coalition and Yemeni strikes on Houthi command centers comply with international law, analyst says
Political analyst Nayef Al-Waqaa says coalition and Yemeni strikes on Houthi missile and drone sites are legal and weaken the militia’s capabilities.
Yemen's armed forces have disclosed that they conducted a total of 1,276 military strikes against Houthi targets, resulting in the neutralization of 382 Houthi fighters and the destruction of 140 vehicles and pieces of heavy weaponry. Colonel Majed Al-Nazili, a spokesperson for the Yemeni armed forces, revealed that the operations specifically targeted command and control centers, defensive positions, artillery sites, military reinforcements, transport and supply routes, weapons and ammunition depots.
Special operations were carried out deep within Houthi-held areas with the objective of disrupting the militia's capacity to carry out combat operations, regroup forces, and dispatch reinforcements to the front lines.
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