Dozens of members of the Iranian-backed Houthi coup militia were killed yesterday in al-Jawf and Saada fronts, in battles fought by the Yemeni army forces supported by the Arab alliance with militia elements on different fronts, while the militias continued their military escalation and send military reinforcements on the fronts of the west coast of Yemen Yemeni army from foiling attacks by the Houthis on the fronts of Salou and Demniya in Taiz.
In detail, 19 members of the Iranian-backed Houthi coup militia have been killed by Yemeni army forces in the Jawf and Saada fronts over the past two days, amid a military escalation in several fronts in the two border provinces with Saudi Arabia.
In al-Jawf, six members of the Iranian-backed Houthi coup militia were killed and others were injured Thursday night in clashes with the Yemeni army in Khub and al-Shaaf front in al-Jawf province, according to the Yemeni army website, pointing out that the forces managed to thwart an attempt to advance the militias towards Jabal Sabreen He was killed and a number of wounded.
According to the army's website, clashes erupted between the two sides in the vicinity of Jabri Sabreen in the Directorate of Khub and Shaaf, where the forces managed to thwart the militia's attempt, and forced them to retreat and flee after the killing of six of its members, and wounded others, while clashes continued on a number of fronts, including Al-Jawf And crucified.
In neighboring Saada, 13 Houthi militiamen were killed by Yemeni army forces and Arab Coalition fighter raids targeting militia positions and reinforcements east of Baqim district in the north of the governorate. Nine of them were killed in a precision raid by the coalition supporting legitimacy fighters targeting a gathering east of Baqim, in addition to four others who died. They died during an ambush of army units.
On the other hand, the Yemeni army forces continued their advance in the front of Al-Hashwa, east of Saada, for the third consecutive day, amid the retreat and flight of militia elements to the interior areas towards the center of Saada province.
In al-Hudaydah, Houthi militias continued to push heavily into Hays district, south of Hodeidah, in conjunction with intense shelling of joint forces positions and civilian houses in different areas of the district, according to field sources, noting that the militias launched the heaviest shelling using artillery shells and various types of heavy and light weapons. To the joint forces east of the district.
During the fierce shelling, the militias targeted popular markets in the district of Hays and civilian homes, causing panic and fear among the population, especially women and children, after dozens of projectiles fell near their homes.
Militias continued their daily violations and breaches of the UN ceasefire in Hodeidah, and targeted heavy and medium weapons, artillery and rocket-propelled grenade positions jointly north of Hays south of Hodeidah.
The militias shelled with heavy artillery shells, including 120-caliber mortar and Hauser shells, and with P-10 shells, positions where the joint forces are stationed east of Hays district.
The militias also continued their escalation and violations against civilians and army positions on the fronts of the city of Hodeidah, and joint forces positions east of Al-Saleh city and fifty kilos of seven shelled with mortar and pika and heavy machine guns and heavy machine guns.
The shelling and targeting coincided with the fact that the militias pushed large reinforcements, including military vehicles carrying armed men armed with heavy and medium weapons into the city of Hodeidah as part of its ongoing military escalation.
According to local sources in Al-Tahita Directorate, civilians' houses were heavily targeted by Houthi militias, pointing out that the militias opened fire with 23-caliber guns on houses and hit a number of them, penetrating windows of a number of houses and causing severe damage to a number of houses. It caused fear and panic among civilians.
Houthi militias targeted joint forces positions stationed in the mountainous area of the Directorate of Tahita south of Hodeidah, while crowds and reinforcements of militias from the surgical directorate were observed towards the district of Hays, and the militias pushed military vehicles and heavy and medium weapons.
In al-Bayda, central Yemen, the chief of staff of the military police forces in the front of Qania confirmed that the security heroes and the army supported by local resistance were able to secure the liberated positions and roads linking the directorate to neighboring Marib, pointing out that the army and security managed to secure the roads during the Eid holiday in their areas of control. Movement of vehicles and civilians.
In Taiz, Houthi militias stepped up attacks on brigade positions of 35 armored brigades in the west and southwest of the governorate, and launched a large-scale attack on the fronts of the brigade 35 armored vehicles in Taiz countryside, concentrated in the fronts of al-Salu, al-Dimnah and al-Kudha, west and south of Taiz.
According to field sources, the brigade of the 35 armored brigades responded to several attacks by Houthi militias in the Salou Front, while units belonging to the Abu Al-Abbas Brigades repelled another attack by the militias on the front of Al-Kadha, and managed to inflict heavy losses on the militias.
The sources pointed out that the attack by the Houthi militias came simultaneously with the outbreak of violent clashes in the city of soil south of Taiz to impose a new security director.
Iranian Houthi militias continue their daily violations and violations of the UN ceasefire in Hodeidah.