On September 11, local time, Yemen's Houthis issued a statement saying that the Houthis launched large-scale military operations from various directions on September 3, with the goal of expelling Saudi armed forces assembled in parts of the western coast of Yemen. The statement said that the operation was carried out against the backdrop of Saudi armed forces continuing attacks on people and villages along the western coast of Yemen in recent years, and the recent further escalation of related operations. According to the Houthis statement, the operation achieved the following results: First, expelling Saudi armed forces and controlling six regions in Yemen's Taiz and Hodeidah provinces, covering a total area of about 5,400 square kilometers. Second, attack 7 Saudi military formations, a total of 38 brigades, resulting in hundreds of people being killed, wounded, or taken prisoner. Third, rescue some Yemeni prisoners who have been held by Saudi forces in the western coastal region of Yemen for many years. Fourth, 32 interception operations were carried out against Saudi fighter jets, and 9 Saudi fighter jets were shot down. Regarding the safety of shipping in the Red Sea, the Houthis stated that currently sea navigation is safe for all companies' ships from various countries, with the exception of Saudi ships. The statement also said that the Houthis in Yemen will continue to carry out operations “to counter the blockade with a blockade and respond to the escalation” to crack down on Saudi Arabia's military build-up in Yemen until the Saudi side stops “military operations” and lifts the “blockade” against Yemen.

On September 11, local time, Yemen's Houthis issued a statement saying that the Houthis launched large-scale military operations from various directions on September 3, with the goal of expelling Saudi armed forces assembled in parts of the western coast of Yemen. The statement said that the operation was carried out against the backdrop of Saudi armed forces continuing attacks on people and villages along the western coast of Yemen in recent years, and the recent further escalation of related operations. According to the Houthis statement, the operation achieved the following results: First, expelling Saudi armed forces and controlling six regions in Yemen's Taiz and Hodeidah provinces, covering a total area of about 5,400 square kilometers. Second, attack 7 Saudi military formations, a total of 38 brigades, resulting in hundreds of people being killed, wounded, or taken prisoner. Third, rescue some Yemeni prisoners who have been held by Saudi forces in the western coastal region of Yemen for many years. Fourth, 32 interception operations were carried out against Saudi fighter jets, and 9 Saudi fighter jets were shot down. Regarding the safety of shipping in the Red Sea, the Houthis stated that currently sea navigation is safe for all companies' ships from various countries, with the exception of Saudi ships. The statement also said that the Houthis in Yemen will continue to carry out operations “to counter the blockade with a blockade and respond to the escalation” to crack down on Saudi Arabia's military build-up in Yemen until the Saudi side stops “military operations” and lifts the “blockade” against Yemen.