Originally they'd planned to give the competitor a nasty hit, but the other side just sent in a few gunships and flipped the situation. There was nothing they could do about that.
The Houthis Armed Forces had to hold the river valley passage at all costs, so no matter how Saudi Arabia attacked, the Houthis Armed Forces had to keep taking it.
The Houthis had no choice but to fight like madmen, but Satan didn't have to, so before Saudi Arabia's gunships actually began their strike, Satan was never going to be the one to stick their neck out.
The gunships flew back and forth overhead a few times, then locked in their primary attack targets.
The soldiers who got off the transport helicopters didn't mass up. They stayed in elements of a dozen or so, still split into three small teams. These were the enemies that had just appeared behind Satan. Meanwhile, to Satan's front, on the hilltop originally held by Saudi Arabia, scattered silhouettes of soldiers finally started to show.
