Saudi Military Presence in Yemen

The Saudi enemy's mobilizations in Yemeni regions

under occupation no longer operate in the shadows, as the Armed Forces

provide details of the names, duties, and areas of deployment of the command

structure that manages the aggression on the ground and oversees

operations centers and forward bases, and sends mobilizations to

the slaughterhouses. At the forefront is officer Fahd bin Hamad

Al Salman, who commands the Joint Forces Command and oversees

all Saudi officers present in Yemen, making him

the head of the military hierarchy, followed by the rest of the mobilizations, bases,

and field centers. Directly under this command,

officer Ali Ayed Al Harithi stands out, responsible for the support and reinforcement force

inside Yemen, the force tasked with supporting the mobilizations

and covering their operational and logistical needs in the field.

Officer Abdullah bin Fahd Al Sahl also stands out as director of the Shururah Force,

the force that manages a number of forward operational bases

Within occupied Yemeni territory, it forms one of the most important

field command arms of the Saudi enemy.

In Aden, after the forward base was stationed in Mokha

and Jabal al-Nar, it is managed by Saudi officer Saad bin Mohammed bin Issa

al-Qahtani, who oversees this base's activities

and movements along the western coast, then in Aden.

Saudi officer Badr bin Saleh al-Harbi, known as al-Ujayli, also manages

the forward operational base at al-Nasr Camp in Aden,

another base illustrating the scale of Saudi deployment and the number of

oversight and command rooms. In Shabwa, specifically at Murrah Camp,

officer Muslih bin Eid al-Otaibi manages the forward operational

base in one of the most important deployment areas connected

to mobilization and deployment lines in the governorate.

In Marib, officer Faris al-Shammari manages the forward operational base

in a governorate that is among the most prominent arenas for mobilization

and operations. In Al-Mahrah, the Saudi officer

Dhafer Hizam Al-Shahrani, commander of the Advanced Operations Base

Across a geographic expanse revealing the Saudi enemy's efforts to consolidate

its military presence across vast areas of the occupied regions.

In Hadramawt, the Saudi officer Mohammed Talal Al-Balawi appears

as director of the Advanced Operations Base there, confirming

that the military administration of troop buildups is not confined to one axis,

but is spread across more than one governorate and region.

In Socotra, the Saudi officer Saeed Al-Ghamdi commands Joint Task Force

808 for support and backing, indicating

the breadth of the Saudi command structure reaching even the occupied Yemeni islands.

The message here is clear: this is not so much the uncovering of a mystery

as it is direct confirmation that the armed forces

possess details on these commanders

and their troop buildups, and what follows this revelation is not like what came before.