Three violent explosions rocked south of the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, as they occurred in one of the weapons stores of the Houthi militia militia, according to local residents, while five Houthi elements, including a field leader, were killed in the Maris Front, north of Dhali, while the joint Yemeni forces recorded 16 thousand breaches For the truce on the west coast, the process of creating sites and digging tunnels by the militias in the "Kilo 16" area east of Hodeidah included.
In the details, the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, was rocked by three violent explosions, the night before last, according to eyewitnesses and local residents in the city, noting that three violent explosions rocked the south of the capital and its causes were not known, which sparked a state of panic and fear among the residents, who confirmed that the explosions The three occurred while there was no flight of Arab coalition fighters.
Local sources in the capital said that the explosions may be in one of the militia's weapons depots, such as the ones that took place a few days ago in one of the ballistic missile stores in Jabal Atan, where the headquarters of the former Yemeni army's strategic missile brigades are located.
In Saada, the Yemeni army forces, backed by the Arab alliance, repelled a large-scale Houthi militia attack on their positions on the fronts of Baqim, according to field sources, indicating that the forces of the Ninth Brigade, led by Brigadier Adib al-Shehab, responded to an attack by Houthi militia elements towards the army's positions in Tebah Naif »and some neighboring tabs, in an attempt to control it, but its attempt was unsuccessful.
According to the sources, the militia members incurred heavy losses in lives and equipment after trying to infiltrate the army's positions.
The Kattaf fronts in Saada witnessed the redeployment of the Yemeni army forces, as part of its combat preparations and the implementation of its operational plans for the current year, according to military sources, confirming that the leader of the Kattaf axis, Major General Radad Al Hashemi, called for uniting the ranks under one banner to complete the liberation of the province, starting from the eight fronts The Yemeni forces opened them with direct support from the Arab coalition.
In al-Dhalea, five Houthi militia members were killed and others were injured, in clashes with the Yemeni joint forces on the fronts of the north of Dhali, including the Maris Front, according to military sources, confirming that the joint and southern forces inflicted the militia five deaths, including a field leader named Nassim Babiker, to Besides injuring a large number of their members and destroying their mechanisms.
According to the sources, the joint forces targeted the artillery shelling of a new reinforcement center for the Houthi militia in the Maris front, northeast of Al-Dhalea, in the wake of thwarting a massive advance of the Houthis and their losses on the same front, while the remaining fronts witnessed a cautious calm.
In Hodeidah, the Houthi coup militia continued to bombard the joint forces ’positions in the district of Tahitah, in the south of the governorate, with artillery, with heavy artillery and heavy machine gun fire targeting southeast of Al-Tahitah.
Militias continued to commit violations and brutal practices against residents of the West Coast, including subjecting children by force to mandatory recruitment operations, and placing them on the frontlines of combat, as well as forcing merchants to pay money under the name of "supporting the war effort", while carrying out large-scale arrests and raids on both sides. Opposes it.
A report by the Media Center for the “Giants Forces” stated that the militias continued to target innocent civilians in the areas of the West Coast, including the worshipers in the mosques, noting that the militias targeted the Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque, and caused severe damage to it, while the worshipers were inside to perform the prayers, It also targeted a mosque and destroyed it, and another in the Mashhar neighborhood, and in the "kilo 16" area, the militia bombed and destroyed a mosque completely.
The Center clarified that since the beginning of the armistice, on December 18, 2018, the militias committed more than 16,000 violations, ranging from targeting and bombing joint forces positions, infiltration attempts, and large-scale attacks, to which the forces responded, and resorted to digging trenches and tunnels in farms and residential neighborhoods in separate areas. From Al Hudaydah, in addition to planting thousands of mines of various sizes and shapes in residential areas, roads, residential neighborhoods, coasts and hunting areas.
According to the center, the militias continued yesterday, a series of violations and daily escalation of the military, and created and excavated tunnels and trenches in the "kilo 16", east of the city of Hodeidah, in the areas under the control of the link points, which are supervised by the International Monitoring Committee.
The Media Center for the Giants broadcast scenes of digging trenches and tunnels carried out by the militias that extended long distances inside farms and civilian homes, public and private institutions, and on and off the main roads, and the militias dug a number of trenches and created new barricades in which they were stationed.
In the same context, local sources in the Al-Wazi'ah district, west of Taiz, confirmed that six children were wounded, two of them seriously, as a result of a landmine explosion planted by the militias in the Al-Safi area, west of Taiz Governorate.
- Militias continued to target innocent civilians on the West Coast, including those praying in mosques.
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One thousand breaches the armistice on the West Coast, including the process of creating sites and digging tunnels by militias in Hodeidah.