The "Yemen Dawn" operation continues to restore the state and end the coup, with the warplanes launching six airstrikes today (Friday) targeting positions and weapons of the Houthi militia in the Al-Huban area, east of the city of Taiz.

The media center for the Taiz axis announced that the airstrikes were distributed as follows: one airstrike in the Siftel hill, three airstrikes on a gathering of weapons and equipment in Al-Huban Park, and two airstrikes on positions in the vicinity of the Al-Qaidah area.

Meanwhile, the drone forces of the Second Brigade of the National Shield targeted military supplies and provisions for the Houthis at the Huwishan site on the Al-Jawf front, northeast of Yemen, as part of the "Yemen Dawn" operation.

The government forces announced their control over Mount Al-Manara in the Al-Masrak area of Taiz Governorate.

They reported that they had taken control of the mountainous heights near Al-Masrak, confirming their firm control over this area. The forces added that they began combing the Al-Masrak district, noting that they had regained the initiative.

For its part, field sources revealed that the Southern Giants Forces and the supporting forces from the popular resistance managed to encircle the Al-Ardi camp on the Bab al-Mandab front after a surprise attack that they had planned for more than a week. The government forces stated that they are besieging the Al-Ardi camp, which contains a large number of Houthis, and demanded their surrender, emphasizing that they are surrounding the camp from all fronts.

The media center of the Yemeni armed forces released a clip that it claimed "documents the targeting of the drone forces in the third military region against camps, gatherings, and combat vehicles belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia in the southern fronts."

In Cairo, the Arab League announced its complete rejection in the strongest terms of the attacks carried out by the Houthis on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and the Shaybah oil field.

It condemned in a statement the ongoing assaults on Saudi Arabia, describing them as violations of the kingdom's sovereignty over its territory and a direct threat to its security and stability, as well as endangering civil aviation safety and energy security, while undermining efforts to reduce tensions and politically resolve the crisis in Yemen.

The Arab League reiterated its full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its support for the measures it is taking to protect its security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, affirming that the security of the kingdom is an integral part of Arab collective security. The statement called on the international community to assume its responsibilities in stopping these assaults and preventing their recurrence.