— Sana’a rejects the logic of ceasefires; therefore, if the Kingdom knocks on Amman’s door, it will be met with a “no” from Yemen. The conditions for stopping the war have been put on the table by Yemen: a complete cessation of hostilities and an end to the conflict, not a ceasefire based on promises and subject to American manipulation.

Fighting continues in Yemen’s mountainous areas, where forces opposing Ansar Allah, backed by air support, have attempted to advance from the highlands toward the coastal plains along the Red Sea. According to the account presented in this discussion, Ansar Allah’s drone attacks, particularly against supply lines, disrupted their advance.

Although the forces opposing Ansar Allah claim to have the upper hand in the battle, the account presented by this group states that none of the positions they claim to have captured has been consolidated. Therefore, a distinction must be made between temporarily entering an area and capturing and holding it permanently.

Why is fighting in mountainous highlands different from advancing across coastal plains? And to what extent do the two sides’ claims about the battlefield situation correspond with each other?

An examination of developments on the ground in Yemen on the program “Reality Frontier.”

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