The latest developments in the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen; Why is Yemen still a Saudi nightmare after 12 years of war?

There are reports of explosions in Dammam and Riyadh and the suspension of flights at Saudi Arabia's King Fahd International Airport. At the same time, the Saudi air strikes on Yemen, the missile attack on the Aden airport and the warning about several months of disruption in Saudi airspace have given new dimensions to this conflict.

Ambassador Arjan - International Group: The reports published by the Yemeni and regional media indicate the expansion of the scope of the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni armed forces; From reports of explosions in the cities of Dammam and Riyadh and the suspension of flights at King Fahd International Airport to missile attacks on Aden Airport and the headquarters of the Saudi military in southern Yemen. At the same time, reports of the continuation of Saudi airstrikes in different areas of Yemen, the increase of civilian casualties and the intelligence cooperation of the Zionist regime with Riyadh have been published; Developments that have widened the military, security and regional aspects of this conflict.

There are reports of several explosions in the city of Dammam, Saudi Arabia. At the same time, according to a report attributed to FlightRadar, all flights of the Malek Fahd International Airport in this city have been suspended.

There have also been reports of massive explosions in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Saudi media have also reported the activation of warning systems and the sounding of danger sirens in the southern cities of Khamis Mushit and Abha. However, independent details about the cause of the explosions, the amount of damage and possible casualties have not been released.

Yemeni missile attack on Aden airport and Saudi military headquarters

Following the developments in the field, news sources have reported that three missiles were fired at Aden airport. The security department of Aden province has also confirmed that two missiles hit this airport. The incident is said to be the second of its kind in less than a week.

Also, a Yemeni military source has announced that the headquarters of the Saudi military in Badr Barracks in Aden and its weapons warehouses have been targeted.

Other reports also tell of a missile attack on Al-Maashiq Palace in Aden. News sources claimed that six Saudi soldiers and officers were killed in this attack.

101 Saudi attacks on Yemen in 24 hours

Yahya Saree, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, has announced that Saudi Arabia has targeted different areas of Yemen with missile and air strikes 101 times in 24 hours.

According to him, Sana'a and the provinces of Al-Dala, Taiz, Hodeidah, Dhamar, Marib, Saada, Al-Jawf, Imran and Lahj were among the target areas of these attacks.

Also, the Al-Masira network has reported about the air attacks of Saudi fighters on the city of Saada and its eastern regions. According to this report, the city of Saada has been bombed three times and other attacks have also taken place on communication infrastructures in Bani Moin area.

There are also reports of airstrikes in al-Dha'a and al-Biniyah areas in al-Shammaytin city.

Using cluster bombs to attack residential areas

Al-Masira network has reported that Saudi warplanes targeted the villages of Al-Ara and Barza in Zuran-Anas city, located in Dhamar province.

According to this report, cluster bombs were used in these attacks and residential houses were also targeted. Yemeni sources have reported the martyrdom of at least three children and the wounding of seven other citizens, including a number of women.

The Ministry of Health of Yemen has also announced that the number of people killed in Saudi attacks has reached 124 and the number of injured has reached 327.

Attacking the positions of Saudi-affiliated forces

In another development, reports of Ansarullah's attack on positions of Riyadh-affiliated forces in Taiz province have been published.

Also, images of the burning of an American-made military vehicle, belonging to the Saudi-backed forces, have been published in the north of Alitama.

These developments take place in a situation where conflicts continue on different fronts in Yemen, and published reports of counterattacks indicate the expansion of the range of military targets in this conflict.

Warning about several months of disruption in Saudi airspace

Aviation risk management company "Spray Flight Solutions" has warned that airlines operating in Saudi Arabia or flying through the country's airspace may face disruption due to missile and drone attacks for months.

Matthew Bury, the company's chief information officer, emphasized that airlines must assess the risk of each flight individually, taking into account the location of attacks, their timing and the performance of air defenses.

According to him, even if the airports are open, there is a possibility of interruption in flight operations, and companies should be prepared to carry more fuel and change flight routes.

This warning shows that the security consequences of conflicts can go beyond military objectives and affect air transportation and regional communications as well.

The alleged disclosure of Israel's intelligence cooperation with Saudi Arabia

In a report, the "Kan" television channel of the Zionist regime has announced the provision of direct intelligence assistance by this regime to Saudi Arabia to confront the Yemeni forces.

If the details of this report are confirmed, the intelligence cooperation between Tel Aviv and Riyadh could be one of the important regional aspects of the conflict; Especially in a situation where the military confrontation with Yemen is tied to the security of Saudi infrastructure and communication routes.

In response to a question about the acceptance of Israel's aid by Saudi Arabia for the war with Yemen, US President Donald Trump supported this cooperation and said that Israel has been very useful to Saudi Arabia.

Iran's reaction to the developments in Yemen; Saudi Arabia's response to Tehran's mediation is still unclear

Saeed Khatibzadeh, Iran's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, has announced in an interview with Al-Mayadeen network that Saudi Arabia has not yet responded to Iran's mediation offer regarding Yemen.

He also pointed to the regional developments and stated that the US and the Zionist regime violated the Islamabad understanding by attacking Lebanon.

Khatibzadeh has emphasized that the outcome of any negotiation should be proportional to the results of the battlefield.

This position has been raised in a situation where Tehran has spoken about its readiness to act as a mediator in the Yemen case, but according to the statement of the Iranian official, it has not yet received a clear answer from Riyadh.

Sanaa's request to Islamic countries to stop Saudi attacks

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the government based in Sana'a, at the same time as holding the 52nd meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation member countries in Baghdad, has called for the positive role of Islamic countries to end the Saudi attacks and lift the blockade of Yemen.

In the statement of this ministry, the necessity of the action of the Islamic countries to end the situation which, according to the Yemeni authorities, has been going on for more than a decade is emphasized.

Sana'a announced the release of 159 prisoners

Abdul Qadir al-Mortaza, the head of the prisoners' affairs committee in Sana'a, has announced that 159 people who, according to him, had voluntarily surrendered in the recent developments without conflict, will be released within the framework of Mehdi Al-Mashat's general amnesty order.

According to him, the details of this action will be announced in a press conference. This news was published in the context of ongoing conflicts and can be important from the point of view of humanitarian developments and the management of prisoners' cases.