The Yemeni army forces backed by the Arab alliance liberated four strategic sites in the Sarwah front west of Ma'rib Governorate and approached the countryside of the southern capital Sana'a, while battles continued on the Al-Jawf fronts and western Taiz, with violations of the armistice and the creation of sites by the Houthi revolutionary militias on the western coast fronts of Yemen.
In details, the Yemeni army forces backed by the Arab coalition achieved qualitative and significant victories in the fronts west of Marib Governorate, on the outskirts of the Yemeni capital, southeastern Sanaa, and were able to recover four strategic areas after fierce battles with the Houthi coup militias.
The army site quoted the official spokesman for the Yemeni forces, Brigadier General Abdo Majali, that the army forces took control of important sites in the frontiers of narcotic and distress, and Hailan and Al-Mashjah, affiliated with the Directorate of Sarwah, after violent battles with the Houthi militias in conjunction with focused strikes by Arab coalition fighters on Houthi reinforcements that were on their way To the area.
On the Nahham fronts, northeast of the capital, Sana'a, field sources confirmed that the army managed to surprise the militias in the vicinity of the Yam Mountains and was able to inflict great losses on the ranks of their elements and destroyed military mechanisms that were brought into the area with the aim of strengthening their positions, which led to the destruction of vehicles, a vehicle and wounding those who were on Board.
The sources confirmed that the army, backed by coalition fighters, was able to liberate several sites in the vicinity of the Yam Mountains and imposed control over the supply lines between Naham and the Yam Mountains after violent battles that resulted in the death of a large number of militia members, killed and wounded, as well as they were able to liberate the areas of Salb and find the liberation in the Harib Naham and destroyed Reinforcement of the Houthis, including armored military vehicles and vehicles carrying various munitions.
In Al-Jawf, military sources confirmed that the army forces carried out specific military operations on the Al-Jawf fronts east of the capital, Sana'a, noting that the army had lured Houthi elements to a valley in the Al-Saqiyya Front, north of Jabal Yam, with extensive loss of life and equipment, noting that Houthi militias continued in They shelled residential neighborhoods in Al-Hazm, the governorate’s capital, with shells and rockets.
The sources pointed out that the Yemeni forces have made great progress in the Al-Matoon Front, west of Al-Jouf, and have failed all Houthi attacks and attempts to infiltrate into the area of Al-Jaroub, while coalition fighters launched a series of raids on militia sites in the region, leaving behind the destruction of military vehicles, reinforcements, and a warehouse of ammunition and weapons belonging to the Houthis in the mountains of Ham The same directorate.
The Yemeni army forces also managed to liberate the Al-Mahzamat area, west of Al-Jawf Governorate, and imposed full control over the Jumailat ally mountain in the same front after violent battles with the militias, which also led to the imposition of a siege imposed on the Houthi groups that fled in the Wagra Mountains.
Also in Al-Jawf, military and local sources confirmed the death and injury of a number of Houthi revolutionary elements in raids of coalition fighters, targeting during the past two days several locations and reinforcements on the Al-Jawf fronts, noting that among the dead were seven Houthi leaders who received their training in Iran.
According to the sources, coalition fighters targeted an armored vehicle that was carrying a number of their leaders who were trained in Iran from Haydan district in Saada governorate: Murad al-Habari al-Makni “Apollith”, Iyad Yahya al-Ahmad al-Ayani, Nassar Salman Ahmed al-Hamas, Ali Yahya Ali Mufrah al-Ayani and Muhammad Ahmad Rafi 'Al-Ayyani and Sadiq Saleh Mufreh Al-Ayyani, along with nine of their accompanying personnel.
In Al Hudaydah, on the western coast of Yemen, the joint Yemeni forces managed to break a major militia attack towards the Hayes district described as the most violent for weeks, which concentrated in the northern and eastern areas of the district.
Field sources said that violent battles erupted due to the confrontation of the heroes of the 11 Giants Brigade led by Commander Mustafa Dobleh, a violent attack by the Houthi militia from the side of the Al-Aden Triangle, and northwest of the village of Bani Maghari, noting that the heroes of the 11 Giants were able to break the attack by the Houthi militia On their sites opposite the Al-Aden Triangle and northwest of Bani Maghari, various heavy, medium and light weapons were used.
According to the sources, the militias incurred heavy losses in equipment and lives after receiving painful strikes by the Dubbleh heroes who failed the first attack of the militia in exchange for the Aden Triangle in conjunction with the second attack northwest of the village of Bani Maghari, where fierce battles took place, leaving dead and wounded in the militia ranks, as well as destroying mechanisms Their military.
Meanwhile, local sources said that the Houthi militia brought in reinforcements two days ago from the direction of the Al-Qahra area and from the Al-Jarahi Directorate, which is under its control, to several areas in the vicinity of the Hayes and Al-Tahita districts, and continued to develop them to several locations near the Al-Faza area of the Al-Tahita district located on the international road link Between hayis, hayta and khokha.
In Hodeidah, local sources confirmed that the Houthi militia drowned the city of Hodeidah with sand dunes that were brought to the streets and neighborhoods of the city under the pretext of building a barricade, noting that the city's streets are full of sand barriers installed by the Houthi militia during the past days.
According to the sources, the militias erected sand barriers and deployed military posts in the streets and neighborhoods of the city and prevented civilians from moving freely in residential neighborhoods, imposed strict security measures and measures and subjected them to rigorous searches in the context of its large field escalation and its breach of the international truce.
On the other hand, the Arab Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced yesterday the killing of three Egyptian fishermen and the injury of three others in the explosion of a fishing boat they were carrying, due to a sea mine laid by the Houthi revolutionary militias in the Red Sea.
Colonel Turki al-Maliki, a spokesman for the Arab coalition forces, said that the naval coalition forces received a report last dawn about the sinking of a fishing boat in the international waters in the Red Sea as a result of the explosion of a sea mine, noting that «the fishing boat was carrying six Egyptian fishermen, three were rescued Of them and the martyrdom of three others. ”
He continued that «the continued terrorist Houthi militias supported by Iran in the deployment and cultivation of marine mines represents a real threat to the movement of maritime navigation and international trade in the Bab al-Mandab strait and the southern Red Sea».
He affirmed, "The coalition efforts continue to neutralize marine threats and the threat of marine mines, as the total of 137 landmines discovered and destroyed by mines Houthi militias have been laid and randomly distributed in the Bab al-Mandab strait and the southern Red Sea."
On Tuesday, the Egyptian authorities succeeded in returning 32 fishermen detained by the Houthi coup militia in Yemeni territorial waters on board two fishing boats.
On the western fronts of Taiz, field sources confirmed the death of 15 Houthis in confrontations with the joint Yemeni forces, which continue to advance in the Al-Barh Front of the Makbana Directorate in the west of the governorate, amid militias retreating towards the mountainous areas bordering the districts of Makbana and Jabal Hubaishi.
The sources confirmed that a shell fired by the forces of the Fourth Brigade of the Combined Forces Giants in the West Coast on a Houthi gathering in the vicinity of the Rasyan mountains of the Al-Barh region, resulted in the death of 15 Houthis, wounding others and the destruction of an armored vehicle that was in the area.
Al-Sharia calls for the transfer of the headquarters of the UN Monitoring Mission from Hodeidah to a neutral area
The Yemeni government’s legitimate team in the UN Monitoring Mission for the Hodeidah Agreement called for the transfer of the Mission’s headquarters from Hodeidah to a neutral area, to avoid the harassment and restrictions of the Houthi militia on the UN mission.
The government team, headed by Major General Mohamed Aida, presented to the head of the United Nations Mission in Support of the Hodeidah Agreement, General Abahgit Juha, during a meeting in Aden, a list of violations of the Houthi coup militia in Hodeidah.
The team also handed over the head of the observer mission a list of the military developments of the Houthi militia in the coastal province of Hodeidah in western Yemen, which violates the agreement concluded by the Yemeni government with international sponsorship with the militias in late 2018 in the Swedish capital, Stockholm.
The government team called for a tripartite committee of government forces, militias and international observers to take to the field to remove these innovations.
The team also demanded the transfer of the headquarters of the UN mission office from the city of Hodeidah, which is under the control of the Houthis, to a neutral area for the members of the mission to get rid of the Houthi harassment, according to a statement published by the military media of the Yemeni Joint Forces. Sanaa ■ Emirates today
- The Yemeni army forces carried out specific military operations on the Al-Jawf fronts, and the militias inflicted heavy losses on the militias.
- Houthi militias flooded the city of Hodeidah with sand dunes that were brought to the streets under the pretext of building a barricade.
- 15 Houthis were killed in clashes with Yemeni forces in the Al-Barh Front of the Makbana District, west of Taiz.