What is the shape and logic of the new phase of the conflict with the Saudi coalition

With the Armed Forces’ announcement of the end of the “de-escalation” phase, following the Saudi assault on Sana’a International Airport, the detailed features of the new phase initiated by the call of Sayyed Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi to “end the aggression, siege, and occupation” have begun to unfold officially. Starting from the fundamentals and logic of the national stance, to the equations, operational measures, and the form of diplomatic performance, this gives us a clearer picture of the transformation taking place in the course of the conflict with the Saudi coalition and what can be expected in the coming phase.
Dherar Al-Tayyeb – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Undoubtedly, the Armed Forces’ announcement of operating flights between Sana’a and Tehran airports was the first clear feature of the new phase called for by the Yemeni leadership. This step made it clear that Sana’a has moved beyond the box of merely “pressuring” Saudi Arabia to end the suffering of Yemenis and has begun to move towards imposing solutions through possible and legitimate means, and protecting them with tools of force and deterrence. This was clearly heralded by the call at the beginning of the Hijri year for popular and official movement to “end the aggression, siege, and occupation” and restore wealth, which was different from the usual logic of sending warnings and advice to Saudi Arabia.
However, the launch of the new path needed an official announcement of the end of the old phase for the picture to become more comprehensive and clear, and for performance to become more integrated. Ironically, Saudi Arabia itself took care of this when it bombed Sana’a International Airport to prevent the landing of the second Iranian flight. In the new scene, the space for confrontation with Riyadh was no longer subject to probabilities but became a reality. The Yemeni Armed