The joint Yemeni resistance forces began the battle to liberate the city and the port of Hodeidah, through several axes, with the great support of the Arab coalition fighters. The Yemeni army forces came close to the control of Maran, the hometown of Houthi militia leader Abdulmalik al-Houthi. Battles on different fronts.
The Battle of liberating the western coast of Yemen came close to its final chapters, with the joint resistance forces, with the great support of the Apache fighters and planes, of the Arab Alliance, in the battle to liberate the city and the strategic port of Hodeidah after it was able to cut off the supply routes of the Huthi militias from Sana'a, And besieged the city's streets, while keeping the northern port of Hodeidah open to the coup elements to flee from it.
According to field sources, the brigades of the Giants and the resistance fighters, and units of snipers and brigades highly trained by the Arab coalition forces, participate in the liberation of the city and the port of Hodeidah, along with the coalition fighters and Apache aircraft launched a series of intensive raids on the eastern and southern entrance to the city, To advance troops.
The sources confirmed that the forces completed the control of Kilo 7 and Kilo 8 and Kilo 9 in Kilo 16, and entered the streets of Sana'a and the 50th Street, amid a state of defeat and refraction and destruction of the military pattern of militias in the vicinity of the city of Hodeidah, and exceeded a number of barriers and mounds erected by the militias in a number of streets leading to Town centre.
Military sources in Hodeidah predicted that the battle would witness air and sea landing in some strategic areas in Hodeidah by the coalition forces and the Yemeni army, in light of the ongoing arrangements between the Horn of Africa countries and the alliance with the participation of Egypt to secure the international shipping lines in Bab El Mandab from the African and Yemeni sides.
The initial battles for the liberation of the city and the port of Hodeidah killed 133 elements of the Houthis, and the injury of large numbers of them along with other families, expressed regret to participate in the fighting among the Houthis, while fleeing elements and large groups of insurgents towards the northern areas of the city, Apache, which followed them to different areas around the city of Hodeidah.
The unprecedented military reinforcements were pushed by the Yemeni coalition and resistance to the vicinity of the city of Hodeidah, to participate in military operations, including specialized breakout battalions equipped with a special weapon.
The sources pointed out that the battles between the resistance and the militias revolve on the outskirts of the 50th Street and the beginning of the Corniche and the end of Saddam Street in the city, while local residents confirmed that the clashes take place on the Yemen Mobile tour of the entrance to Sanaa Street, and that the fire rises from the naval college targeted by fighters and aviation Apache of the alliance.
Residents added that the city is in a state of real war and that the city's youth have begun to rally to form internal resistance to support the coalition and the joint resistance in liberating their city. The militias are living in a state of panic and panic, from the impact of the strikes, the volume of military operations and the forces participating in them, , Which were directed at high precision against their elements away from civilians.
The National Resistance Forces, led by Brig. Tariq Salih, announced their participation in the ongoing operations in Hodeidah with specialized sniper teams, as well as storming and street fighting teams, and others to secure the liberated areas in the city and confirmed that their forces succeeded in thwarting an infiltration attempt by militias in Al-Jah area near Al- Most of the participants were injured, and the rest fled among the farms.
The forces of the Giants managed to destroy a Houthi battalion from the Iranian trained Al-Hussein Brigades and destroyed it completely in the southern entrance to the city of Hodeidah and pushed reinforcements into the Kilo 16 area to secure the area from any infiltrations or reinforcements of the militias and managed to capture the Houthi leader Ali Sharaf al-Din in Kilo 16.
For its part, the Al-Houthi militias clashed with the humanitarian crimes in the aftermath of their defeats in Hodeidah, targeting civilians in the village of Al-Manar and Al-Haitha, including the bombing of villages in al-Jah, damaging the house of Musleh Sa'id al-Ahdal.
It also seized government facilities and the headquarters of international organizations operating in the city, turned them into military barracks and hideouts of its coup elements, and killed a snow dispenser in Al-Arbaeen Street in the city of Hodeidah following a verbal argument in an attempt to get Houthi militants to snow by force. , For refusing to transfer armed Houthi on his bicycle to one of the military points in the city.
A whole family was killed when a mine planted by the Iranian Houthi militia exploded in the Dirihmi district as they were passing between the Quba and al-Jaribah areas northeast of the city of Durahemi.
In the argument, the coalition fighters were able to target a training camp of militias in the Directorate of Abs, led to the death and injury of a number of members of the secret camp, while continued military engineering units of the army and the coalition demining operations in the liberated areas in the Directorate of Hiran, coincided with the continuing clashes near And near the administrative boundary of the neighboring Abes Directorate, and in the front lines east of the border Haradh Directorate.
In Saada, the Yemeni army forces were able to advance in the Maran Mountains and reach the outskirts of the al-Husayn al-Houthi mausoleum in Al-Gemayma after violent confrontations with the Houthis who are trying to develop new graves in the area to accommodate their dead. Jorf Salman, the headquarters of the rebel leader in the Maran Mountains, located in the province of Haidan, southwest of Saada province, and former militia founder Hussein al-Houthi, took his seat before being killed on September 10, 2004 by the Yemeni army.
Meanwhile, the chief financial officer of the militia leader was killed along with a number of his companions in the Marran front of the Haidan district of Saada, where the army is advancing towards the Maran area and the mausoleum of the Houthi Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
Field sources pointed out that the leader of the Houthi and financial officer of the militia leader Hussein Jaber, was killed in Marran by Yemeni army forces, along with 40 of its elements who tried to pull the body of Jaber after he was killed.
The fighting fronts in Baqem and shoulder patches, continued clashes between the army forces and militias, while the areas in the west of Razih Directorate witnessed an exchange of military bombardment between the two sides.
Saada witnessed the funeral of the militias the bodies of five of their leaders, including the leader Hussein Ali Habra, who was killed in air strikes in the area of Maran, in addition to the funeral of the bodies of dozens of militia dead in several towns in the province.