Supported by coalition fighters, the Yemeni army continued to advance on the Al-Jawf, Al-Bayda, and Marib fronts, while the Houthi militia continued to violate the western coast fronts, in which a joint forces leader was killed with three of his comrades.
In the details, the Yemeni army forces, backed by tribes and coalition fighters, continued their advance in the Khob and Al-Sha`f front in the Yemeni province of Al-Jawf at the expense of the Houthi militias, in which they suffered heavy losses in equipment and lives, and the families of dozens of its members.
Field sources confirmed that the army forces were able to secure several areas in the vicinity of Sabreen in the district, including the Qaisin area, as well as they managed to control the main road linking the center of the province and the orphan region, and the supply lines were in the hands of the Yemeni army and the supporting tribes.
The Yemeni army forces, backed by the Al-Marazeeq tribes, launched an attack on the militia positions in Sabreen since Wednesday evening, during which they managed to spoil five military vehicles, a large amount of weapons, and destroy four other vehicles, along with the capture of 55 Houthi elements.
On the Qaniya front in Al-Bayda Governorate, the military forces, backed by the tribes, continued to advance towards the Al-Sawadiyah district, after controlling the locations of Al-Mukhababi and Al-Tabab Al-Aswad, and the areas of Al-Kharaba, Al-Wasbal, and Al-Tabab surrounding, amid a near complete collapse of the militia lines, and the flight of their elements.
The Houthi militias have responded to their defeats by bombing the villages of the Qana area intensively and indiscriminately with various types of weapons, which led to the destruction of homes and the injury of civilians.
In Marib, clashes continued in the fronts of Al-Mukhaddara, Hailan, and Sarwah between the army and the militia, during which the army forces were able to shoot down a Houthi march plane in the drug, which was loaded with a large amount of explosives, and it was the fourth Houthi plane to be shot down on the fronts of Marib in two days, as the army forces broke An attack by the Houthis on the city's Sarawah front.
Field sources stated that the battles on the western Ma'rib fronts are intense, and there are significant advances for the army forces supported by the alliance, and that army reinforcements have reached the west of Ma'rib coming from the third military zone.
For its part, coalition fighter jets launched three raids yesterday on the Houthi positions in Sarwah, which led to the destruction of vehicles, a vehicle and the injury of a number of Houthis, as well as two raids on Houthi reinforcements in the shoulder of Saada.
Meanwhile, military and local sources revealed that tribal militants recently defected from the Houthi militia, who are from Al-Jouf and Marib, and refused to fight against their families on the fronts of the two governorates.
And disputes broke out between field leaders of the Houthi militia in the Sarawah front, west of Ma'rib, that led to armed clashes, deaths and injuries, due to their losses, and the breaking of their elements in the front.
On the same level, the Houthi militia felt 17 of its elements, including field leaders in Ibb governorate, who fell during the recent battles in Al-Jouf and Marib, according to local sources, confirming the Houthi funeral of seven of their leaders in a number of the governorate directorates during the past two days, along with 10 of the elements Others, most of them children.
The sources confirmed that the dead leaders of Houthi leaders are: Nawaf Sadiq Mulhi Abdo Al-Jumai, Murad Ahmed Al Hariri, Abdul Rahman Yahya Qassem Al-Jumaie, Samer Qaid Abdo Al-Daas, Sami Abdo Musaad Al-Jamii, Muhammad Abdullah Nasser, and Nasim Ali Al-Hakami.
In the capital, Sanaa, well-informed sources confirmed that the prominent field leader in the militia ranks, Abu Ali al-Hakim, held a meeting with the elders of the tribes of Arhab, Bani Hashish and Bani Al-Hareth in the vicinity of the capital, and demanded that they mobilize more elements to reinforce the Al-Jouf and Marib fronts, and threatened them to direct treason charges against them if they refused Induction process.
In Al Hudaydah, the General Staff of the 3rd Infantry Brigade, Colonel Ahed al-Shabouti, along with three of his companions, were killed in an attack by a Houthi march targeting their position in Al-Drahamy district, on Wednesday evening.
And yesterday, Al-Drahami Directorate witnessed violent confrontations between the joint forces and the Houthi elements, which tried to advance and infiltrate the joint sites, in the context of their breaches and military escalation on the fronts of the West Coast.
Field sources confirmed that the militias have raised the pace of their military escalation on the Hodeidah fronts, and launched an attack towards Al-Duraimi, under heavy fire cover, using various weapons, including drones.
In Hays, south of Hodeidah, sources in the joint forces confirmed the death of 15 Houthis in the response of the "joint" to a Houthi suicide attack west of the city of Hays in Hodeidah, while the rest of their elements escaped, noting that the "joint" artillery pounded an Houthi artillery in a school outside the city of Hays.
The sources pointed out that the "joint" had thwarted a Houthi attack on the mountainous area of Al-Tahita, and repelled an attack towards Al-Jah in Beit Al-Faqih, while the militias continued bombing the Red Sea mills with three shells, targeting the Thabit Brothers industrial complex with machine guns, and targeting the Union Hotel with an RPG missile, all of which Areas within the city of Hodeidah.
- Coalition fighters launched three raids on the Houthi positions in Sorouh, and two raids on militia reinforcements in the Kataaf of Saada.
- The Yemeni army forces managed to shoot down a Houthi march plane in Al-Medinah, which was loaded with a large amount of explosives.