Field sources in Al-Bayda confirmed that Yemeni army forces and tribes backed by the Arab coalition managed Thursday evening and yesterday dawn to control strategic locations on the Qaniyah and Abdiyya fronts between Marib and Al-Bayda, while the confrontations continued in the Naham front, northeast of the capital, Sanaa, while the Houthi militia militias pushed with reinforcements. New to Al-Dhali, Houthi violations continued on the fronts of the West Coast.
In detail, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes elderly, the Arab Alliance, yesterday took control of sites described as ruling on the Qaniyah and Abdiyya fronts located between the Al-Bayda and Ma'rib governorates, within the framework of the ongoing military operations in those areas days ago.
Field sources in Al-Bayda confirmed that the army and the tribes had taken control of strategic locations, including the Tabab and the valleys surrounding the "Ramda" area, after they had managed to liberate Al-Shuhat and Al-Hamrani Thursday in the Al-Rakhim area, which was under fire control.
It continued to secure several areas in Al-Abediya from the Al-Wail region, which it had taken as a center for launching its military operations in the rest of the areas between Marib and Al-Bayda, which the Houthi militia was trying desperately to enter and cut off the roads linking the two governorates.
Field sources confirmed that dozens of Houthi elements were killed in Qaniyeh and Abdiyah during the past hours, among them prominent field leaders, including the leader Houthi Aqil Al-Kahlani, leader of the Qaniyah Front, whose body arrived at Al-Thawra Hospital in Al-Bayda with a number of other bodies of their elements, including Africans.
In this regard, field sources confirmed that the militias sustained 108 dead and 188 wounded during the past 24 hours in the Al-Bayda - Marib fronts, including prominent leaders and a number of African mercenaries.
Leaders of the Houthi militia in the governorate said that its members in Qaniyeh are facing the Red Death, and that the death toll is 108 in Qaniyeh during the past 48 hours, and the wounded are 187, and that there are missing so far.
The leadership of the Yemeni army had called on the Red Cross to recover the bodies of the Houthi militia, which are deployed in dozens in the reefs, cliffs and mountains of Qana, which passed days ago and began to decompose and rot.
The coalition fighters launched a series of raids in support of the army and tribes on the Ma'rib-Al-Bayda fronts, which were able to destroy the Houthi reinforcements that were en route to the contact areas of Qania and Abdiya and others in the direction of Radman.
On the other hand, yesterday, Houthi militias bombed the residential areas in Al-Qawaa in Jardi in the Al-Zahir Al-Humaiqan district, which resulted in injuries among civilians and livestock and damaged a number of houses.
On the Nahham fronts, to the northeast of the capital, Sana'a, the areas of contact in the Salab Mountains and Najd al-Ataq witnessed confrontations and exchanges of artillery shelling between the two sides, during which the army forces incurred militias dead and wounded and destroyed their military vehicles. In Al-Dhalea, central Yemen, renewed confrontations took place between the Yemeni joint forces on the one hand and the Houthi coup militias on the northern and western fronts of the governorate after the arrival of Houthi reinforcements coming from Dhamar during the past two days.
The militias had pushed human reinforcements on board military crews from the Dhamar governorate towards the Al-Dhali fronts, which are witnessing violent confrontations between the two sides in the borders of al-Hasha and the town of Sabira, the Masharih sector.
The clashes erupted late on Thursday-Friday night, in the northern Dhali front and at the borders of the Directorate of Hasha, the joint forces managed to destroy a Houthi military vehicle carrying weapons that were on their way to the confrontation areas west of the Sabira area, according to field sources, noting that the recent battles It left 11 Houthi dead, 15 wounded and two families captured.
The sources pointed out that the joint forces broke a Houthi attack in the Habil Al-Haidari area of the Masharih sector, after monitoring their movements in the area and dealt with them in appropriate ways.
In Taiz, a number of Houthi militia members were killed, the day before yesterday, by the army forces stationed in the eastern front of the city, which witnessed clashes and ambushes of Houthi elements in the "Al-Krivat and Luzm" front east of the city, and Houthi positions in the area were targeted with various types of weapons They sustained direct casualties among their ranks.
Field sources said that the confrontations on the eastern fronts of the city came after monitoring the movements and sending reinforcements to the militias during the past four days, which were concentrated in the vicinity of Al Shaqab district of the Saber Al Mawadim District.
According to the sources, military vehicles loaded with manpower, equipment and different artillery weapons were seen, which reached the Al-Arma liquid, which is under the control of the militias, east of Al-Shaqab, with snipers deployed in the highlands.
And in Hodeidah, Houthi militias incurred heavy human and material losses in the past hours by the joint forces in four sectors of the West Coast Front because of their violations of the cease-fire decision.
The military media reported to the joint forces that the Houthi reinforcements arrived via Zabid road linking with the Al-Tahita district and tried to infiltrate the palm plantations east of the mountainous area in the same district, but to no avail, noting that the Houthi reinforcements were carefully monitored and dealt with, which led to the death and injury of many Houthi elements and the escape of the rest.
The sources of its fire that targeted civilian villages and farms in the mountainous region were also extinguished, and militia sites were also bombed in eastern al-Jah district of Beit al-Faqih district and south of the city of al-Darahmi, the center of the district, after they were targeting residential areas and joint sites in those areas.
Militias targeted the residential neighborhoods of the city of Hay with mortar shells, concentrated on the eastern center of the city of Hay in a brutal way, in the context of its escalation and daily violations of the international truce.
Dozens of Houthi militia members, including prominent field leaders, were killed on the Qaniyah and Abdiyah fronts.