New Houthi violations in the coast ... and battles in Al-Dhalea and Al-Bayda

The Yemeni army liberates positions in Mahlia, Rahba, and Al-Maqdara, in Marib

The Yemeni forces inflicted heavy losses on the militias in the battles of the Rahba front.

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The Yemeni army forces and the tribes, backed by the Arab coalition, liberated strategic sites on the Mahli and Musharif - Rahba fronts in the Ma'rib governorate yesterday, with the continuation of the battles on the Al-Khadra, Hailan and Al-Masjhah fronts, and while the battles continued on the Al-Bayda, Al-Jawf and Al-Dhalea fronts, the daily violations of the truce continued on the West Coast fronts .

In the details, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes were able, yesterday, to liberate new areas in the Rahba district, after fighting battles with the Houthi militia, according to field sources, confirming the liberation of sites in the vicinity of Jabal Muqal and Hasan al-Teus on the Al-Musharif front - Rahba, after launching a qualitative attack on sites The Houthis are in the region, and they have suffered great losses in equipment and lives.

On the Mahlia front, Yemeni military sources confirmed that the army and the tribes were able to secure and regain new areas in the directorate adjacent to the Al-Bayda governorate, and that they managed to secure the Al-Amoud area, the center of the district, in which extensive cleansing operations of the Houthi cells are currently underway, and in which Jabal al-Amoud and large parts were controlled From the road linking Al-Bayda and Marib, as well as its control over government buildings, including the Directorate's Security Administration and its government complex.

The sources stated that the Houthi leader, Nasser Ahmed Al-Ajji Al-Talbi, was killed along with a number of Houthi militants by tribal fire from Murad while leading an attack of militia groups in the depth of the Mahliya district.

For its part, the Arab coalition fighters launched a series of raids, targeting Houthi reinforcements and mechanisms that were on their way to the Mahlia and Musharif fronts, which led to the death and injury of a number of Houthis, and the destruction of their vehicles.

On the fronts west of Ma'rib, battles continued on the al-Mukhdara and Hailan fronts, during which the army and tribes were able to liberate mountains in al-Mahakkara, after the most violent battles between the two sides, leaving dead and wounded among the Houthis.

The Yemeni army website quoted Brigadier General Ahmed Al-Sharabi, commander of the Falcons Brigade, that dozens of Houthi militia members were killed as a result of the painful strikes by the army and tribal heroes' fire, and their bodies are still scattered on the Al-Mahakkara Mountains.

Yemeni military sources confirmed the arrival of huge military reinforcements belonging to the legitimacy and the coalition to the Marib fronts coming from the Al-Abr road, indicating that the next battle will be in the outskirts of the capital, Sanaa, after the militias have suffered losses among their members in a war of attrition that the fronts around the capital witnessed during the past few months .

In Al-Jawf, the army and tribes were able to liberate the Hoshan mountain range in the White Flag front, after violent battles that led to the destruction of Houthi vehicles, and the death and injury of a number of their members, while battles continued on the Hubail front after the Houthis attempted to retake the site, which forced them to retreat And flee.

Battles also continued on the al-Gharab fronts between Jabal al-Sabayigh and Jabal al-Alam, in which the militias are trying to reach Al-Ruwaik camp, circumvent the Safer oil area in Marib, and block the way for supplies to the legitimate forces coming from Al-Wadiah Junction in Hadramout.

In Al-Dhali ', three Houthi fighters were killed, and others were injured in the renewed confrontations on the Marees front in the north of the governorate, according to a military source, indicating that violent battles broke out on the western side of the city of Maris, after an attack by the Houthi militia on the sites of the joint forces.

According to the source, the joint forces responded to the attack, using medium and light weapons to break the Houthi militia’s attack, during which they demolished their sites, killing three and wounding others, and destroying vehicles that were at the targeted site.

In Hodeidah, the joint forces confronted an infiltration attempt by the Houthi militia, south of Hodeidah, western Yemen, as part of their escalating violations of the ceasefire, and yesterday they tried to infiltrate towards the farms located on the Zabid line towards the city of Tuhayta, during which the joint forces managed to thwart them after monitoring their movements in the area .

The joint forces achieved direct casualties among the Houthi militias, and destroyed their artillery bars that were targeting residential villages in the Al-Durayhimi district, as part of the militia escalation and violations of the ceasefire.

Field military sources confirmed that the joint forces units managed to destroy the Houthi artillery sites, after identifying the sources of the bombing, and using appropriate weapons, achieving direct casualties among the militias and losses in equipment.

In Al-Jabaliya, the militias continued their bombardment of the Jabaliya and Al-Faza areas with heavy artillery shells, which led to the suspension of movement for hours on the coastal road in the area, before the joint forces were able to target and extinguish the Houthi sources of fire, after which the road was opened for passers-by again.

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