The joint Yemeni and southern forces continued their progress in the Al-Hasha Directorate, located between the governorates of Ibb and Al-Dhalea, as part of a military operation that it recently began, to secure areas north and west of Al-Dhali from the attacks of the Houthi coup militias, while the Yemeni army forces managed to enter Wadi Shawwaq in the Al-Masloub Al-Jouf District, in When coalition fighters targeted a gathering of Houthi militia leaders in Razih Saada, leaving 45 people dead or wounded, the fate of the Houthi "Interior Minister" Abdul Karim Al Houthi and the Saada governor appointed by them, Muhammad Jaber Awad, remained mysterious.
In the details, field sources in Al-Dhali, central Yemen, confirmed the completion of joint and southern forces by clearing the strategic Al-Hikma area from the Houthi militia militants in the Al-Hasha district, and began bombing the Houthi sites in the Ridha region in preparation for their liberation, while continued fighting on other fronts.
The sources pointed out that the joint and southern forces had entered the Habeel Yahya and Al-Akkamah Ghubra strategic areas overlooking the Ridha area in the Al-Hasha Directorate the day before yesterday, and continued their incursion into the Al-Hasha Directorate located between Ibb and Al-Dhali, as part of a process aimed at liberating the Douran district of the district’s center.
On the southwestern front, Al-Fakher renewed the battles between the two sides yesterday, in which the two parties used various types of weapons, while the joint forces in Hajar Battar were able to thwart the Houthi attack in response to the progress in the breach and suffered huge losses.
Field sources in the region stated that the militias fled the strikes of the joint forces and left their dead and injured behind, while the "joint" continued its advance towards the area of the village of Al-Thokhb, which is located in the Maoist Directorate located on the outskirts of Al-Dhalea from the western side, pointing to the presence of more than 25 bodies of militia fighters in These areas include the body of a prominent leader, Abdul Qadir Abdullah Hashem, whose body has been preserved by the joint forces.
In addition, military sources in Al-Dhale'e confirmed that the joint forces and the southern forces adopted the "death traps" of the Houthis, in the military strategy north and west of the province, through implementing a number of specific military operations through artillery units and snipers teams, after careful field and intelligence monitoring of the militia movements. He sustained massive human and material losses and destroyed a number of military vehicles and bullets.
On the other hand, the Houthi militia raided the isolation of the house in the transfer of the Al-Hasha district with four vehicles, kidnapped a number of the sons of isolation and transferred them to unknown destinations under the pretext of allowing the joint forces to advance towards the directorate.
In Al-Jouf, field sources confirmed that the Yemeni army forces were able to recover Wadi Shawaq in the Al-Saqiya area in the Al-Masloub District in the west of the governorate, which is the division between Al-Jouf and Amran Governorate, noting that the militias incurred deaths and injuries in the process, which was described as quality and surprising by the army forces.
In Saada, field sources confirmed the death and injury of a number of militia leaders in raids of coalition fighters targeting a gathering of their members in the presence of the Minister of the Interior in the unrecognized militia government Abdul Karim al-Houthi, who is Abd al-Malik al-Houthi with the governor of Saada appointed by them Muhammad Jaber Awad, and conflicting reports about their fate, While reports spoke of the killing and wounding of 45 Houthis in the raids.
The sources pointed out that the raids led to the destruction of a convoy of Houthi leaders, and another targeted a gathering of them attended by the Houthi Minister and Governor Awad, in an area close to the liberated areas of Razih and represented in the Al-Azhar region, pointing out that the region witnessed violent confrontations between government forces stationed in the region and Houthi elements after the raids .
In Al Hudaydah, on the western coast of Yemen, the joint forces managed to thwart an attack by the revolutionary militias towards the Hays district, south of Al Hudaydah, focusing on the western district in which Houthi elements used various types of weapons and shells, according to Yemeni sources, noting that the joint forces were able to counter the attack and the militias inflicted heavy losses on Materiel and Spirits, while the rest of them are fleeing.
Houthi militias continued their violations of the armistice and ceasefire by bombing joint forces positions in the mountainous area of the district of Al-Tahita, with heavy and medium weapons and sniper weapons, and also bombed villages in Al-Faza, Balhitah with B10 and RBG artillery, medium-caliber 14.5 and 12.7-caliber weapons and PICA rates.
According to the sources, the joint forces have inflicted heavy losses on the militia, and 20 people and 14 injured people have been trapped in the past two days in the south of Hodeidah alone, indicating the high frequency of militia attacks on joint sites in the areas extending between Al-Drahamy and Hayes, through Beit Al-Faqih and Al-Tahita. Militias also continued to target areas within the city of Hodeidah, including the city of Al-Salih and Kilo 16 east of the city and Sanaa and its fifty streets, using snipers and pica rates, in a massive military escalation that threatens the outbreak of the overall military situation in the province after a year has passed since the Sweden agreement that was not implemented by the Houthis .
In Al-Bayda, an explosives expert in the ranks of the Houthi militia was killed with a number of his companions by an explosive device that they tried to plant in the front of the scandal of the Directorate of Mines east of Al-Bayda last Thursday, according to local sources, noting that there was a discretion by the Houthis about the dead in the explosion that occurred last Thursday. An Iranian expert may be among the dead.