Informed sources revealed that arrangements are underway to launch a large military operation against the Houthis in Hodeidah Governorate, which the group uses as a center for launching its attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea.

The Arabi 21 website quoted two informed sources as saying that there is a desire from the United States and the United Kingdom to launch a broad military strike against the Houthis. To force them to move forward with the peace process, but the American desire is currently clashing with Saudi fears of the return of war again.

The two sources indicated that the recent diplomatic movements embraced by Riyadh indicate the possibility of starting a military operation against the Houthis, as the former Minister of Defense, Mahmoud Al-Subaihi, who is currently Al-Alimi’s advisor for military affairs, was chosen to manage the expected military operation to control the city of Hodeidah. And ending the Houthis’ control over it.

In a related context, an international research institution concerned with security affairs expected that the Zionist entity would go beyond the limited retaliatory raids on the Houthis, and implement a comprehensive, far-reaching operation.

The Sari International Foundation said that if the Houthis continue to target the occupied Palestinian territories, the occupation may go beyond retaliatory raids and carry out operations similar to its operations in Lebanon.

The Houthis had announced the implementation of a military operation with a hypersonic ballistic missile against a military target in "Jaffa" in the occupied Palestinian territories.

This comes at a time when the Iranian-backed Houthi militia acknowledged that it is going through a dangerous phase, with its talk of arrangements to launch a military escalation against it, after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, which is supported by Tehran.

The militia threatened to target American interests in the region if Washington escalated militarily against it.

Sources reveal an American desire to launch a broad military operation against the Houthis in Hodeidah