A famous remark by the French statesman Georges Clemenceau says: “War is a series of catastrophes that results in a victory”.

Seven bitter years after the beginning of the Saudi-led war against the oppressed people of Yemen during which thousands of Yemeni civilians perished, Victory is at hand.

Today, the Yemeni resistance possesses sophisticated missiles which can crush Saudi targets as far away as Riyadh. The Yemeni-made unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), too, are capable of monitoring all Saudi military movements within the Saudi territories

On March 26, The Yemeni resistance movement, Ansarallah, launched a large-scale offensive against the key positions of Saudi-backed mercenaries, sending a clear message that in a near future, the Saudi occupiers shall endure extremely difficult times.

In addition to the impressive victories that the Yemenis scored inside the Saudi territories, Ansarallah forces were able to make splendid progress in the Marib region, located in Southern Yemen. Following the rapid advance of Yemeni resistance towards the enemy’s fortified positions on the northwestern front of Marib, the city is at the very cusp of liberation.

According to the latest news from the Marib battlefields, several strategic barracks in the northwest of the city have been under the control of Yemeni resistance in the past 24 hours, and the Yemeni forces and popular committees have managed to move the war zone away from the vicinity of a refugee camp in the Yidat al-Rai region.

Field sources reported that the Yemeni army and popular committees were able to take control of the tribal barracks and the eastern Al-Khashab Mountains, which overlook the Al-Jan al-Jahn, and advance in yesterday’s clashes around the Al-Khashab Mountains. Have.

The Yemeni resistance was successful in taking control of the al-Dushush area north of Idat al-Ra’a and capturing large quantities of military equipment while advancing towards the Suwayda boder, the Saudi terrorists’ defensive lines in the al-Saib area.  Large areas near Jabal al-Akhshar in the northernmost point of the “Nakhla Valley” (Nakhla Valley) have been liberated and the fierce clashes have spread to the “Al-Sahari” area.

Recent developments in Marib and the advance of Ansarallah have led to the surrender of over 200 Saudi-backed to the Yemeni resistance.

Yemeni resistance appears to be on the verge of victory. Even extensive air support of Saudi fighter jets has not been able to prevent the collapse of the strategic positions of Riyadh-affiliated terrorist. These recent victories are certainly the harbinger of the ultimate victory against the Saudi terrorists.