The joint Yemeni forces managed to continue advancing on the fronts in the north of Al-Dali 'governorate, and were able to liberate new sites at the expense of the Houthi militias, while the Yemeni army forces supported by the coalition managed to liberate the Rashah Mountains in Saada governorate, while violations of the armistice continued in the west coast.
In details, the joint forces, backed by the security belt forces in the Al-Dhalea governorate in central Yemen, were able to control new sites in the north of the governorate, after violent battles with Houthi militias, which left dead and wounded among the Houthis.
Field sources confirmed that the joint forces were able to liberate new sites in the fronts of Bab Ghalaq and Al Fakhir, north and west of Qataba, after they launched an attack from three axes during which they were able to liberate sites, including al-Hawa, al-Qaran and al-Qarad, near the al-Shoki and al-Batha neighborhood, along with Habil al-Abdi, the people of water , White House, Fort and House of Abdullah Al-Hajj.
The joint forces were able to liberate the school of Al-Habil and a number of neighboring locations where the militias were stationed after fierce battles, the day before yesterday, which led the militias to plant dozens of mines on the roads leading to eastern Ibb to prevent the joint progress.
The sources indicated that the militias incurred heavy losses at the hands of the joint forces that were able to capture 15 Houthis, including a prominent leader, in addition to killing and wounding more than 25 Houthis, in addition to destroying an armored vehicle and a number of military vehicles. A statistic for the media center of the Al-Dhali front indicated that 300 Houthi were killed, last June, on the Al-Dhali fronts.
In Saada, the Yemeni army forces, represented by the Tawhid brigades, were able to advance in al-Baqaa front at the expense of the Houthi militias, which incurred deaths, injuries, and equipment losses, according to field sources, confirming that the Tawhid brigades were able to control the Rasha mountains in the Al-Baqa district, and the Tabab and the nearby valleys nearby.
For its part, Arab coalition fighters launched a number of raids targeting militia gatherings and mechanisms in the mountain chain Rasha, which resulted in the destruction of military equipment, after which the army forces managed to control it.
On the Naham and Al-Jawf fronts in the vicinity of the capital, field sources revealed the death of prominent Houthi leaders, Colonel Khaled Ahmed Muhammad Atain, Lieutenant Colonel Hussein Tihan Ahmed Abu Abdul, Lt. Col. Kamal Ali al-Hakim, Captain Salem Saleh al-Barid, Sheikh Muhammad Suleiman Lahi, and the leader in the Preventive Security of the Houthis Najm al-Din Al-Maghrabi, during the battles that took place in the past days on the fronts of Salham Bnham, Jadafar and Ashgha in Al-Jouf.
In Marib, an official statistic, prepared by the Marib Governorate website, revealed that the Houthi militia targeted residential neighborhoods and civilian objects in the city of Marib, with 244 rockets and projectiles of several types since its coup against legitimacy in 2014. The statistics indicated that the missiles and projectiles were distributed between 112 ballistic missiles and 131 Katyusha rockets, A single organ missile, killing and wounding at least 689 civilians, including 92 children and women, from the beginning of April 2015 until 14 July 2020.
On the other hand, coalition fighters bombed Houthi positions with more than five raids in the districts of Majzar and Sarwah, Marib, which resulted in the destruction of vehicles, the death and injury of a number of Houthis.
Militia sites were also bombed in Hiran and Haradh in the Hajjah governorate, in which clashes renewed between the Al-Hajur and Houthi tribes, during which the tribes managed to capture the Houthi field commander, called Ali Al-Murtada, and three of his companions east of the Keshr district of Hajjah.
In Hodeidah, Houthi violations of the international armistice continued in several areas of the west coast, during which the joint forces managed to break down attacks and thwart attempts to infiltrate Houthi in Haiss, Al-Tahita, and Al-Dahrihi, east of the city of Hodeidah, and the militias incurred three dead and a number of wounded. A source in the joint forces stated that the militias bombed the sites and lines of contact in the east of the city of Hodeidah for the third day in a row, after receiving targeted strikes from the joint forces, which foiled a Houthi attack on Lower Najiba and the Kilo 16 sector east of the city of Hodeidah. The joint also thwarted a massive Houthi attack on the east of the city of Hays, during which the militias suffered heavy losses at the hands of the 7th Brigade Giants, and the joint also managed to thwart an Houthi infiltration attempt in the Al-Jah area of the Beit al-Faqih district. Meanwhile, the engineering teams of the joint forces operating on the West Coast have deactivated an explosive device planted by the militias on the road linking the districts of Al Tahta and Al Khokha.
Emirates sends 40 tons of relief aid to the Yemeni people
The UAE has continued to provide relief assistance to the Yemeni people as part of its humanitarian mission to alleviate the stress on the living conditions that affect the lives of the population.
Through the Emirates Red Crescent, 40 tons of relief items were provided
For 1370 families in Al-Alili camp in the coastal city of Al-Khokha, five years ago they fled from the cities of Al-Hodeidah, Al-Drahami, Hayes, Al-Huk, Al-Hali and Al-Barasa due to the oppression of the Houthi militia.
The people extended their sincere thanks and appreciation to the Emirates and its humanitarian arm, the Red Crescent, for the efforts made to alleviate the suffering and the qualitative support provided by the authority in the basic aspects related to their lives.
The number of food baskets distributed during this week reached 2000 food baskets, which is equivalent to 85 tons. Khawamha wum
A statistic of the media center of the Al-Dhali front indicated that 300 Houthi were killed, last June, on the Al-Dhali fronts.