He carried out a military operation from 3 axes on the southern fronts of the governorate

The Yemeni army controls strategic areas in Marib

Yemeni army fighters raise the victory sign after advancing on the militias.

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Yesterday, Yemeni army forces and tribes managed to control strategic areas in the Medghal district in the Marib governorate, and carried out a three-pronged military operation on the fronts south of Ma'rib.

In the details, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes were able, yesterday, to liberate strategic areas in the district of Medghal, after launching a surprise attack on the sites of the Houthi militia, which they seized early last week in the north of the district, according to field sources, indicating that the army and the tribes have retaken the sites of Yellow Sheyban, the villages of Dahnan and Al Madraj, and the Abu Lahoum area.

The army and the tribes, backed by the Arab coalition, were also able to liberate several areas on the fronts in the south of Ma'rib, which were concentrated on the fronts of the Rahba district, after they launched an attack from three axes, the first towards Jabal Salil and Jabal al-Jadba, and they were able to liberate them, and the second from the side of Jabal al-Ban and Jabal al-Qubil And it was able to liberate Jabal Al-Hudhan, Wonyan, and Al-Awsal area, and the third axis from Jabal Al-Masirah side, towards Al-Bayda - Ma'rib road.

The commander of the 26th Infantry Brigade, Major General Mufreh Buhaibeh, confirmed the completion of the liberation of Najd Al-Majmaah and Al-Sadara area, the center of the Rahba district, and that the army and the tribes continue to advance to complete the liberation of the entire areas between Al-Bayda and Marib, as part of the battle to liberate Yemen completely.

And in Sanaa, the coalition fighters destroyed, yesterday, drones and weapons stores belonging to the militia in the Al-Aroush area in the Khawlan district, south of the capital, as well as targeting Houthi sites in Al-Dhahir district, and the branch area in the Kataf district in Saada.

In addition, during the past two days, the militias have carried out 36 leaders who fell on the fronts of Ma'rib, Al-Jawf, Al-Bayda and Sanaa during the past days, including three supervisors close to Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, the leader of the militia, in addition to two with the rank of major general, namely: Major General Walid Muhammad Saleh Al-Hadhiri and Major General Muhammad Ali Saleh Al-Kandash, five with the rank of brigadier general, three with the rank of colonel, and the rest hold ranks between lieutenant colonel and lieutenant colonel.

In Al-Jawf, battles continued on the eastern fronts of the governorate, concentrated in the area of ​​Bir Al-Marazeeq and the vicinity of the city of Al-Hazm, the capital of the governorate, and in the vicinity of Al-Nudud and the Al-Hubail Mountains, which led to the destruction of Houthi combat vehicles, and the death and injury of Houthis, including two prominent leaders.

On the other hand, informed sources reported that one of the most prominent secret military leaders of the Houthis, named Ahmed Hassan Al-Moayad, was liquidated in Sanaa under ambiguous and suspicious circumstances, indicating that Al-Moayad arrived in Sana'a after disagreements with other Houthi leaders, accused them of corruption, and threatened to expose them. To be found dead inside his home.

In Hodeidah, the Houthi militia continued its breaches and escalation on the various coastal fronts, and yesterday dawn launched attacks on army positions and residential areas in the Al-Jabaliya and Al-Faza areas in Al-Tuhayta district, and launched an attack and an infiltration attempt towards the eastern regions of the Hays district.

In Lahj, the joint forces announced that a shipment of weapons consisting of drones had been smuggled towards the Houthi militia areas, coming from the coast between Bab al-Mandab and Ras al-Ara.

A UN statement calls for a political solution in Yemen

Eight countries called yesterday for a political solution to end the conflict in Yemen, after a high-level ministerial meeting via the Internet to discuss the Yemen file.

In a joint statement, the major countries in the United Nations that enjoy the right of veto, Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States, as well as Germany, Kuwait and Sweden, stressed "the urgent need for de-escalation in all parts of Yemen and a ceasefire in all parts of the country."

The group expressed its regret that the Yemeni parties had not seized the opportunity to reach a ceasefire, after the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, last March, called for an immediate cessation of hostilities.

In a brief statement to the closed meeting, Guterres said that five years of war had destroyed the lives of tens of millions of Yemenis.

He added that while more than 2,000 confirmed cases of "Corona" were recorded in Yemen, experts estimate the number of injuries at up to one million people, with a death rate of 30%, as many health facilities were destroyed during the war.

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A Shiite militia leader fell on the fronts of 4 provinces.

- The coalition fighters destroyed drones and weapons stores belonging to the militias south of the capital.

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