The Yemeni army forces and the tribes continued to advance in the Qaniya front in Al-Bayda governorate and the areas adjacent to the Ma'rib governorate, while the army forces managed to bomb locations of the Houthi militia in Nahham Sanaa, while violations of the international armistice continued in the western coast of Yemen.
In the details, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes, backed by the Arab alliance, yesterday made new progress on the Qaniyah fronts in Al Bayda Governorate, and were able to clear a number of locations where the Houthi militias were stationed in the Qaniya area, and continued to advance in several axes towards the areas between Marib and Al Bayda .
Field sources reported that the battles coincided with raids by the coalition fighters targeting separate locations of the Houthi militias and reinforcements that were on the way to the front and were able to completely destroy them, noting that militia military vehicles were seen after the battles carrying the bodies of those killed in the confrontations and coalition raids in Qaniyeh and Abdiyah.
Field sources confirmed the death of many of the leaders of Houthi in the Qaniya front during the past two days, including Ibrahim Muhammad Mutahar al-Shami, Hayman Muhammad Mahdi Slahin, Shayef Muhammad Ali al-Futuhi, Sharif Muhammad Hadi Qashi, Abdullah Alwan Ali al-Hakami, Haitham Muhammad Fadail, and Yahya Ali al-Shaabi, And Saddam Yahya Muhammad Shrik, Ameen Salih Muhammad Al-Ansi, and sniper Houthi Abdul Majeed Abdullah Haji.
In Nahham, northeast of the Yemeni capital, sources in the seventh military region confirmed that the Houthi militia had suffered numerous deaths and injuries on the fronts of Salb and Najd al-Ataq, while coalition fighters were able to target the Houthi reinforcements between Ma'rib and Sanaa, which led to the destruction of vehicles and a wound and wounding those on board .
The defenses of the Arab coalition were able to shoot down a Houthi-launched plane launched by the militias towards the army sites west of Marib.
Whereas, coalition fighters targeted Houthi positions and mechanisms in the fronts of Baqim, Kattaf and Razeh in the governorate of Saada, the militia stronghold, and incurred heavy losses, as well as a missile launch site in the mountainous areas between Haidan and Al-Zahir in Saada also, which led to their destruction.
In Al Hudaydah, on the western coast of Yemen, Houthi militias continued their escalation and breaches of the international truce, and yesterday bombed residential sites and neighborhoods in Al-Tahita, Hayes, Al-Duraimi and Beit Al-Faqih, and continued to target areas east of the city of Al-Hodeidah. To that, the mountainous area in the district of Al-Tahita witnessed confrontations between the joint forces and the militias after the latter's attempt to advance towards the strategic areas on the coastal road in the region, which prompted the joint to confront and engage with various types of weapons, which led to the militia inflicting nine dead and dozens of wounded.
Field sources stated that the joint forces monitored the militia’s movements in the region in the context of monitoring their operations and movements on the various fronts of the coast, which made it easier for them to deal with the attempt to advance and incurred significant losses.
In Amran, the Houthi leader, Abu Ali Al-Khawlani, killed three people from one family, from the "marginalized" group, in the Al-Jarfin area of Qaflah excuse, due to their refusal to fight in their ranks.
Local sources stated that the women of the “marginalized” gathered and managed to take away Al-Khulani his weapon, shot him and killed him, and the escorts of the Houthi leader, Al-Khulani, were captured.
In Taiz, seven members of the Houthi militia were killed, and others were injured, after a mine exploded in a vehicle they were traveling in while they were passing in Jabal Al-Mashmar, where their members are stationed in the Baher area of the Maoist Directorate of Taiz, and the superintendent of Al-Azraq in Al-Dhalea.
Coalition fighters target Houthi reinforcements between Ma'rib, Sana'a, and locations in the fronts of Baqim, Kattaf, and Razah in Saada.