For the first time, Saudi Arabia strikes to break bones, not just slap! Many are saying: What is happening? The truth that simpletons do not see: This is not a street battle; this is a war of nations and experts! First: Why are today's strikes different? From the beginning of the war, the airstrikes were disciplinary, a "slap" to hurt the Houthi and push him back a step. But today's strikes are bone-breaking: the destruction of strategic depots, operations rooms, and centers of gravity. Today, Saudi Arabia has decided to terminate, not to discipline. Second: Why the withdrawals and advances? Because the ground in front of the army is not ground; rather, it is a cemetery of landmines! The Houthi has planted more than 2 million mines - the largest minefield in world history, a mine every 10 meters. Withdrawal at times is not defeat; rather, it is a military tactic to avoid a death field and change the axis of attack. Third: Who is managing the battle? Do not think it is the battle of Abu So-and-so and Abu Such-and-such. On the Houthi side: experts from Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria are running the operations rooms, drones, and missiles. And on the side of the legitimacy: Yemeni, Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani experts are planning with precise balance. This is an international intelligence war of minds on the land of Yemen, not tribal skirmishes as some portray it. Fourth: The six-step plan The legitimacy laid down 6 phases for resolution; right now we are still only in the first phase! It is the phase of clipping wings, breaking limbs, and severing supplies. If the first phase possesses this level of force and bone-breaking, how will the remaining five phases be? Rest assured; what you see as slowness is the pinnacle of professionalism, and what you see as withdrawal is part of the lure-and-trap plan. What comes next is not just the liberation of Sanaa; what comes next is uprooting the project from its very roots. Dr. Ammar al-Bukhaiti