Coalition fighters destroy a militia weapons store in Nehm
Clashes are renewed in Sana'a and Al-Bayda ... and the resistance is advancing in Al-Zahir
Yemeni soldiers in the Nehm front near Sanaa.
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The confrontations between the Yemeni army and the tribes on the one hand and the Houthi militia on the other hand renewed on the Nehm fronts in the northeast of the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, and the Arab coalition fighters destroyed a weapons store for the militias in Nehm, as well as renewed confrontations between the joint forces and the militias on the Mukairas and Al-Zahir fronts in Al-Bayda governorate. The resistance advanced on the Al-Zahir front and liberated two strategic sites from the grip of the militias, with the continuing battles on the southern and western fronts of Ma'rib and east of the city of Al-Hazm in Al-Jawf, while the Houthi’s violations escalated on the western coast fronts.
In detail, Nehm fronts in the northeast of the capital, Sanaa, witnessed violent battles yesterday, after renewed confrontations between the army and the tribes on one side and the Houthi militia on the other side in several areas that extended from the Salb Mountains through Najd al-Ataq, to Jabal Murad in the outskirts of the Serwah fronts in the western governorate of Ma'rib .
Field sources in Nehm stated that the army and the tribes managed to thwart a Houthi infiltration attempt towards their positions in the core and inflicted heavy losses on the militias, while the coalition fighters destroyed Houthi sites in the area and others in Mount Marthad, where large explosions were heard in the area as a result of the destruction of a weapons store containing weapons Quality, indicating that violent explosions occurred in the area as a result of the destruction of the store.
Sources stated that during the past two days, the militias had carried out 120 of their members, including prominent leaders, while an official statistics of the Yemeni army revealed the death of more than 1,000 Houthis during last September, including 215 prominent field leaders on all fighting fronts, most of them from Sanaa, Amran, Dhamar, Saada, Hajjah and Mahwit.
In Al-Bayda, the battles intensified between the Al-Amajid Brigade and the Houthi militia in the "Jamajim - Mukairas" front, in which confrontations were renewed between the joint forces and the militias, and heavy weapons and mortars were used, which led to fire and smoke rising from Houthi sites in the region.
Field sources stated that the joint forces are seeking to complete the liberation of the Mukairas area on the outskirts of the southern province of Abyan and head towards Al-Bayda governorate to complete its liberation from the Houthi militia, confirming that the Houthis have suffered a large number of dead and wounded, in addition to destroying their combat vehicles.
The Al Hamiqan front in the Al-Zahir district in Al-Bayda witnessed clashes between the local resistance on the one hand, and the Houthis on the other hand, and the resistance managed to liberate two strategic sites, namely, “Hanakah Bare`, Dahawa and Al-Sab'a,” and the militias suffered great losses.
Sources clarified that the site of "Hanaka Bare`" directly overlooks the strategic "Wadi Al Said" area, making it under the firepower of the resistance, from which two were martyred and four others were wounded as a result of the recent battles.
In Saada, the coalition fighters demolished a Houthi position in the shoulder of al-Buqa ', after being targeted by a series of concentrated strikes, which led to the destruction of combat vehicles that were at the targeted site.
In Al-Jawf, battles continued on the fronts in the east of the city of Al-Hazm, the capital of the governorate, which field sources confirmed that the army and tribes surrounded it from three sides in preparation for controlling it. The sources indicated that the army and the tribes were advancing towards the city from several axes, including «Hubail, al-Shahla, and Bir al-Marazeeq». Troops are stationed very close to the city.
In addition, the militias committed the day before yesterday evening, a crime against a resident of Al-Jawf province named Abdullah Al-Akimi, who was killed by the militias while he was passing through one of its points east of Al-Hazm city and killed him, which provoked the ire of the tribes amid calls for restraint and mobilization to expel militias from Al-Hazm.
In Marib, battles continued between the army and the tribes on one side and the Houthi militia on the other hand, on the Rahba, Jabal Murad and Al-Abdiyyah fronts in the south of the governorate, and the drug front in Sirwah Marib witnessed similar battles between the two sides.
The Yemeni army forces and the tribes supported by the Arab coalition were able to completely liberate the Al-Zabra area in the Medghal district in Ma'rib, after violent battles against the Houthi militia. A field source confirmed the army and tribes' progress, with direct support from the coalition fighters, to the Dahmah market and the strategic Jabal Tabarun. The legitimate forces from imposing their control over these areas and other sections in the region.
In Taiz, a number of Houthi fighters were killed and others were injured in confrontations with the Yemeni army at the Maqabneh front, west of the governorate, and the commander of the Maqabneh front, Hamid al-Khalidi, said that the army carried out a controlled ambush for Houthi elements on their way to the Jabal Habashi district near Maqbana. Six were killed and three other militia members were wounded, while the rest fled towards Al-Rubaie district, west of Taiz.
In Hodeidah, on the western coast of Yemen, the joint forces monitored 50 Houthi violations of the UN truce committed by the Houthi militia, which affected separate areas of the district of Hais, the town of Al-Jabaliya of Al-Tuhayat District, Al-Durayhmi District, and Kilo 16 area east of Hodeidah city, while three violent explosions rocked the Hays district, the sound of which was heard in the northern parts From the district, located in the south of Al-Hudaydah Governorate, in the early hours of yesterday.
Field sources in the joint forces stated that the explosions took place after the movements of Houthi elements northwest of Hays were monitored by the reconnaissance teams of the joint forces, which led to dealing with them with appropriate weapons, indicating that the Houthi elements were intending to plant mines and IEDs in the northwest regions. Directorate.
The joint forces responded to a widespread attack launched by the Houthi militia at dawn yesterday, on Al-Durayhimi, the third within four days, and caused heavy losses in equipment and lives, and also repelled an attack and an infiltration attempt by the militia in the area of Kilo 16 east of Hodeidah city, which led to the death of three Houthis, including a sniper, and the burning A combat vehicle, and the destruction of a militia supply store.
The clashes expanded in the eastern city of Hodeidah, and included the ring tour, Al-Rabsa neighborhood, Mashhad district, City Max tour, Al-Manassa area, May 22 Square and the east of Al-Saleh city, and the joint forces were soon able to deal with them and extinguish the Houthi fire sources.
Militias are fomenting tribal conflicts
The Houthi militia continued to support and nurture tribal conflicts in Yemen, and they supported tribes and pushed them into confrontations against other tribes that reject them. Local sources reported that violent fighting took place between the tribes in the villages of "Nashal" and "Al-Zour" in the Al-Nusra area in Dhamar Governorate, south of Sanaa.
The sources pointed out that the fighting came against the background of militias feeding the conflict over land between the two villages, and the militias supported the village of Al-Zour, and the clashes killed 8 and wounded 20 others from the two villages, in addition to burning a number of homes, farms and private cars.
The militias ignited the fighting between the “Murid” and “Al-Mashkharah” tribes in the Al-Nusra area of the same district, against the backdrop of an old vendetta between the two sides, which led to the death of seven and wounding five others, according to local sources who indicated that the conflicts have returned in force to the villages and areas of Al-Hada because of support and support. Houthi forces with weapons and money for some tribes and villages.
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