Yemeni army forces, supported by the Arab coalition, carried out a military operation in the vicinity of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, which resulted in the death and injury of a number of Iranian-backed Houthi coup militia elements, while the forces in al-Jawf managed to reach Al-Wajf and Sabreen areas and imposed their fire control on the road linking them. Areas and areas in Sa'ada governorate, while a prominent Houthi leader was killed in al-Bayda governorate.
In detail, Yemeni army forces, supported by the Arab Coalition, carried out a military operation in the district of Nehm, northeast of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, which led to the death and injury of a number of members of the Iranian-backed Houthi coup, according to field sources in the region, pointed out that the operation came after monitoring and follow-up For the movements of Houthi elements on the fronts of the largest district in the capital.
According to the sources, army units looted Houthi groups into an airtight ambush west of the Bayyad mountain range in Nehm district, tightened their cordon and exchanged fire with them, killing a number of their members, including two of their field commanders, besides capturing one of the elements and injuring Others.
It is noteworthy that the Yemeni forces, supported by the Arab coalition, stationed less than 40 km from the center of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, and are awaiting orders to engage in confrontations to liberate the capital.
In al-Jawf, east of the capital Sanaa, Yemeni army forces, supported by the Arab coalition, were able to take control of the Al-Wajf mountain range west of the Directorate of Khub and al-Sha'af, after fierce battles with Houthi militias in the area, according to field sources in the sixth military zone, confirmed that the forces arrived The Sabreen area, which is located on the line between the Directorate and the Directorate of Al-Baqaa of Sa'ada governorate, which is controlled by the Yemeni army forces.
The sources confirmed that the Yemeni forces, supported by the coalition, were able to control fire on large parts of the international road linking Saada and al-Jawf, and that they are working to secure the liberated mountain areas before they continue to penetrate towards areas adjacent to the province of Saada to secure and join the two fronts.
In Hajja, Yemeni army forces, backed by the Arab coalition, responded to a major attack by Iranian Houthi militias on their positions in the Tina area of Abs district, which attempted to recapture the area that Yemeni forces had recently liberated.
Military sources in Hajjah pointed out that units belonging to the fifth military area managed to foil the attack and confront it, and the militias suffered a number of dead and wounded, stressing that the attack came after the head of the so-called "Supreme Revolutionary Committee" of the militias, the leader Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, mobilized fighters From the districts of Kosher and Gemayma and the areas adjacent to the battle fronts in Hiran, Abs, Mustaba and Haradh, they are thrown into the Abs Front.
The sources pointed out that the attack launched by the Houthi militias started from the farms traction, which are taken by Houthi elements headquarters for the management of military operations in Hajjah and the Saudi border, which includes weapons stores and a military communications headquarters of the militias.
Coalition fighter jets launched a series of sustained raids on traction farms, destroying a weapons store and military vehicles loaded with various munitions en route to the Haradh fronts.
In al-Hudaydah, on the west coast of Yemen, Houthi militias continued to violate the ceasefire, targeting joint forces positions in Hays district, south of Hodeidah governorate, in violation of the UN truce, according to field sources. Various types of medium and light weapons were also fired, and automatic weapons were fired at residential neighborhoods in the district.
The militias have also continued to intensify their military escalation since the completion of the installation of the five points to monitor the ceasefire in the city of Hodeidah last week, and bombed joint forces positions in the mountainous areas and Jajah in the Directorate of Tahita, south of the province, using heavy artillery.
Houthi militias continue to bomb and target joint forces positions in various areas of Hodeidah governorate on a daily basis, and intensified their shelling of the eastern areas of the Duraimi district, and others in the south of the district just south of Hodeida, using various types of weapons, according to local and field sources in the Directorate.
In the meantime, the Monitoring and Control Unit in the joint forces monitored large movements of elements of the Iranian-backed Houthi militias, in the vicinity of the seam areas on the west coast coming from the Junction of Adain and Naqel Suqm towards the districts of Hais, Jarrahi and Al-Tahita, and also the arrival of new military reinforcements for the militias coming from Sham Road north of Hodeidah Heavy guns and camouflaged military vehicles.
In Dali, central Yemen, joint forces and southern forces foiled a new militia attack on their positions in al-Fakher and al-Jub strategic camp, northwest of Qataba, and inflicted heavy losses on equipment and lives, according to military sources, who confirmed that the attacks had never stopped by the militias. Attempting to reach the camp camp in various ways. The sources expected that the camp, which was recently liberated, by the joint forces, secret weapons stores trying to reach the militias, stressing that the joint forces are working intensively to secure the camp and search for weapons buried in the vicinity, and within the camp.
The areas of Hubail al-Samai, Sabira and Shamriya witnessed violent confrontations between the joint forces and militias, led to the destruction of military vehicles and vehicles and the erection of fortifications and hit the headquarters of an operational gathering of the Houthi militias inflicted heavy losses, and left many dead and wounded among the Houthis, while three martyred and five others were injured in Joint Forces ranks.
In the meantime, military units from the 7th Brigade, Sa'qa, stationed in the vicinity of Camp al-Jub, secured an area full of mines and improvised explosive devices, and redeployed in the area, to secure them from attacks and attempts of infiltration of militias.
In al-Bayda, a pro-Houthi tribal sheikh was killed yesterday in an explosive device explosion, according to local sources, confirmed the death of Sheikh Ahmed Abdulqawi al-Humaiqani, appointed director-general of Al-Zaher Al-Humaiqan Directorate, along with two of his companions, as a result of an explosive device explosion in the ring line Al Bayda »Governorate Center.
The sources added that two other companions were injured in the blast and wounded seriously, while the sources said that the remains of the body was not found because of the strength of the blast, which some considered as part of the internal liquidation, witnessed by the ranks of the Houthi militias.
- Joint forces, and southern forces, managed to thwart a new attack attempt of the militias, towards their positions in al-Fakher, and the strategic camp Jeb.
- The Yemeni army, supported by the coalition, took control of the Al-Wajf mountain range west of Khub and Al-Sha'af district, after fierce battles with the militias.
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