Sana'a news: Yemen's Houthis announced on the 30th that they will attack Saudi Arabia's military command network in areas controlled by Yemeni government forces. Houthi spokesman Yahya Saleya posted a statement on social media on the same day saying that the Houthis have information on Saudi Arabia's “combat management and frontline military command” in Yemen, including the network's command and support agencies, as well as front-line combat bases located in the southern Yemeni port cities of Aden and Shabwa, Malib, Mehra, Hadramaut, and the Socotra Islands. Sareya said the Houthis would continue to “track down and attack” Saudi military personnel and facilities in Yemen, and warned civilians to stay away from military targets determined by the Houthis, such as military camps and troop staging sites. The Yemeni Government has yet to respond to this. Recently, Saudi Arabia and the Houthis have intensified their mutual attacks. Meanwhile, the exchange of fire between the Houthis and Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces on multiple fronts is also becoming increasingly intense.

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