The footage is scheduled to be released at 4 pm Friday Sana’a time and 4:30 pm Tehran time, according to the Yemeni Armed Forces.

The operations were carried out using “Rajum” drones, which targeted positions and military vehicles belonging to Saudi forces.

The announcement comes as Saudi Arabia’s activities along the Yemeni border have increased, including the transfer of equipment and forces to reinforce groups aligned with Riyadh and reports of a possible resumption of Saudi air support for ground operations by forces opposed to Ansarullah.

These developments have been described as signs of a shift in Riyadh’s calculations toward Sana’a.

Sources close to Ansarullah have reported an increase in the number of Saudi military advisers on several Yemeni fronts.

According to the reports, new groups of Saudi advisers have been deployed in recent days to Marib, Mokha and Dhale to help direct and organize Yemeni forces aligned with Saudi Arabia.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that, on the advice of Saudi officers, the presence of coalition-affiliated forces has increased on some Yemeni islands in the Red Sea.

From Sana’a’s perspective, the move is aimed at limiting Ansarullah’s ability to exert pressure on shipping lanes and security developments around the Bab al-Mandab Strait.

Separately, the Israeli Kan network claimed that Saudi Arabia had sought to persuade the United States to take military action against Ansarullah in Yemen, but Washington rejected Riyadh’s request.