Operation Scorched Earth
{'<entity_0>': 'Operation Scorched Earth', '<entity_1>': 'military operation', '<entity_2>': 'Saada Governorate', '<entity_3>': 'Jabal al-Dukhan', '<entity_4>': '11 August 2009', '<entity_5>': 'Saudi Arabia', '<entity_6>': 'Yemen'}
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<entity_0> (Arabic: عملية الأرض المحروقة) was the code-name of a Yemeni military offensive in the <entity_2> that began in <entity_4>. This conflict led to the Saudi military's incursion into <entity_6>, marking the first <entity_1> conducted by <entity_5> since 1991. In July and early <entity_4>, local officials said the fighters had taken control of parts of the <entity_2>, including a vital army post near the province's capital. By early November, the rebels stated that <entity_5> was permitting Yemeni army units to launch attacks across the border from a base in <entity_3>, which the Yemeni government later denied. <entity_5> denied hitting any targets inside <entity_6>, but it was reported that six Yemeni locations suffered rocket attacks, one of which received 100 rockets in one hour. By 8 November 2009, <entity_5> confirmed that it had entered the fray, claiming to have "regained control" of the <entity_3> mountain from the rebels. Upon the onset of the conflict, camps were set up along the border area between <entity_6> and <entity_5>. Since the beginning of the operation, the Houthis accused <entity_5> of supporting the Yemeni government and conducting bombing raids into <entity_6>.
['military operation']