What Does the Publication by the Houthis of Takeoff and Landing Data of Saudi Fighter Jets from Their Bases in Their Aggression on Yemen Mean

Once again, the official spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, publishes new details about the time of takeoff and landing of Saudi fighter jets from their bases in their aggression on Yemeni cities, but what does that mean?
Exclusive — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
In his latest briefing, Brigadier General Saree revealed the details of the latest Saudi aggression, which targeted the governorates of Al-Jawf and Taiz, where dozens of martyrs and wounded fell. According to Brigadier General Saree’s statement, a Saudi squadron of the F-15 type took off at eleven in the morning from Khamis Mushait Base to launch at eleven and 29 minutes two raids on Taiz’s market at Mafraq Mawiyah, leaving nearly 50 martyrs and wounded, then leaving the airspace in Taiz about 8 minutes later to head directly toward the border governorate of Al-Jawf on its return route, where it launched four raids on Khab and Al-Shaaf District before returning to land at the same base in Khamis Mushait at “14:00.”
Although the latest Saudi raids are part of a series of continuous Saudi aggression for weeks, during which more than a thousand raids have been carried out, according to the Yemeni forces’ statistics, what stands out in Brigadier General Saree’s press statement is the timing of the takeoff and landing, the moment of leaving the airspace, and the flight over the sky of each city, to the minute. These are data that confirm that the Yemeni forces have come to use new technologies to monitor the airspace and Saudi aircraft, perhaps supported by satellites, and this is an indication that the coming phase may witness preemptive operations like those that witnessed areas inside and on the Yemeni border and targeted military mobilizations.
Although Saudi Arabia is trying this time to disavow the consequences