How does Saudi Arabia confront Sana a s field victories

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
With the continuation of the field victories achieved by Sana’a forces since the beginning of the recent escalation, and at more than one level, Saudi Arabia has resorted to a strategy based primarily on intensifying media and propaganda campaigns, in an attempt to raise the morale of its followers on the one hand, and to cover up the field achievements of Sana’a forces on the other hand.
However, this strategy faces sharp criticism from some journalists and experts loyal to Saudi Arabia, who considered that the excessive publication of narratives inconsistent with field facts leads to counterproductive results, especially when developments on the ground reveal the falsity of those narratives.
During the past two weeks, coinciding with the advance of Sana’a forces on the western coast fronts, the Saudi media machine and its arms engaged in publishing news and rumors about field advances by its loyal forces on the Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Bayda, and western coast fronts.
A few days later, as the dust of the western coast battles cleared, a completely different picture emerged, showing that Sana’a forces had achieved their largest field victory in several years.
Sana’a forces managed to control an area estimated at more than 5,400 square kilometers, which had been under the control of Saudi-backed forces, including the city of Al-Mokha and the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait, in addition to seizing large quantities of weapons, armored vehicles, and vehicles.
These developments constituted a moral setback for the Saudi-backed forces and their followers, and also astonished media and observers around the world, given the scale of the shift witnessed in the map of field control.
Despite this harsh lesson, Saudi Arabia continued to follow the same method, considering it the only method remaining before it in the face of what Sana’a forces are achieving