Reasons Behind Yemen Dawn Mission Challenges
The "Yemen Dawn" operation launched by the Chairman of the Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, failed to achieve its declared objectives after three weeks since its launch. Despite initial advances in some fronts such as Bab Al-Mandab, and areas around Marib and Al-Jawf, the battles still primarily focus on the situation of the Houthis in strategic locations. The main reasons for the operation's setback include weak coordination among the forces, Houthi fortifications, significant Iranian support, and the group's use of rockets and drones. Additionally, field obstacles and the interference of regional and international calculations influence military decisions. The tense political climate among Yemeni factions and the interventions of regional alliances further complicated the scene, with the stalemate on the remaining fronts persisting, which explains the ongoing battles and the lack of a decisive victory to date.
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