Houthi militia attacks continued in Taiz, Hodeidah, and other Yemeni regions, and militia violations of the Arab Coalition Support Initiative in Yemen with a ceasefire, and the Ma'rib, Sana'a, Al-Bayda, and Al-Dhalea fronts witnessed military operations, which led to the liberation of strategic areas by the joint and southern forces in Dhali and Al Bayda.
In detail, the Yemeni army forces thwarted an attempt to advance the elements of the Houthi revolutionary militia, in the east of Jabal Salb, in the Nahham district, to the northeast of the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, and suffered heavy losses, according to field sources that confirmed that the Houthi militias attempted to regain control of the road linking Sanaa, al-Jawf and Ma'rib at the al-Jawf junction. But it failed.
According to the sources, the fronts of Al-Jawf, Al-Salb and Al-Narhadiya junction witnessed yesterday violent battles between the Yemeni army and the militias, in which various types of weapons were used by the Houthis who did not abide by the ceasefire.
In Marib, violent battles continued for the second day, on the fronts of the western governorate, which stretched from the narcotic to Sarwah, passing through Al-Mashghah and Hailan, amid advances by the Yemeni army and the tribes on those fronts.
In Al-Bayda, the joint and southern forces managed to control strategic areas in the Makiraras district, between Abyan and Al-Bayda, and continued to advance towards the Burkan area to secure an entire fortune obstacle, after it took control of Dhul Masl, at dawn yesterday.
The joint and southern forces were able to control several areas in the vicinity of the strategic Diaspora, with continued battles against the militias in the Barkan area, on the outskirts of the city of Makyras, amid reports that the leader of the front, the Houthi leader Yasser Jahlan, had fled to Al Bayda.
In the Hazmieh Front of the Silo District, the joint forces and the local resistance bombed militia sites at Arqoub al-Aqla, and caused heavy losses in equipment and lives.
In Al-Dhalea, a field source in the joint forces confirmed that the forces were able to take full control of the Al-Thakhoub sector, northeast of Al-Hasha district, and impose a complete siege on the Habil Yahya sector, with the clashes continuing in the vicinity of the strategic Mount Al-Muyyuh area.
The source pointed out that the joint and southern forces are seeking to cut the supply route between Ibb and Al-Dhali from the direction of Al-Masyouh, and the incursion west of Al-Hasha to secure the northern and western areas of Al-Dhali governorate completely.
The joint and southern forces captured five of the Houthi elements during the battles to liberate Al-Thakhuk in the Al-Hasha Directorate, and the militias incurred heavy losses in equipment and lives during the confrontations in the areas east of Ibb governorate, during which the forces were able to liberate nine strategic locations in the Masharih Front and Hajar.
In addition, militias killed the pharmacist, Muhammad Salih Al-Wasli, who works in selling drugs, and belonged to the isolation of Bani Zuhair in the Al-Adeen Directorate of the Ibb Governorate, where he was shot dead by a Houthi gunman from members of a checkpoint designated for Houthi levies, in the Al-Fakher area, north of Al-Dhalea, after Mlasnat words with one of al-Houthi, who was shot dead on the spot.
In Hodeidah, the joint forces responded to an attack by the Houthi militia on its sites east of the city of Al-Saleh, and inflicted heavy losses on them due to the breaches of the international truce, and field sources said that the attempt to advance the militia towards the positions of the joint forces was foiled.
The Houthi militia bombed the locations of the joint forces and residential neighborhoods in the districts of Hay, al-Tahita and al-Duraimi, and Beit al-Faqih and Kilo 16, and the fifty-street Sana'a in al-Hudaydah, and the militias practiced sweeping arrests and arrests against the people of the areas under their control in the West Coast.
In Taiz, field sources said that the joint Yemeni forces managed to break an attack by the Houthi militia in the Al-Barh Triangle west of the governorate, noting that the infantry brigades and the eighth brigade fought violent clashes with the militias during the attack.
In eastern Taiz, three Houthi elements were killed in Houthi-Houthi armed confrontations, which the Al-Huban region witnessed, against the background of sharing royalties imposed by militias on shops and vendors.
Houthi militia bombed residential neighborhoods in Hodeidah, and launched raids and arrests on the west coast.