Confrontations between the army and militias on several fronts

Coalition fighters destroy Houthi reinforcements in 5 Yemeni governorates

Military vehicles of the joint forces on the western coast of Yemen.

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The fighters of the Arab Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen in a military operation destroyed reinforcements for the Houthi militia in the vicinity of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, and targeted militia sites in Marib, Saada, Hajjah and Al-Jawf, and battles continued on the Al-Jawf and Marib fronts, as the Yemeni army forces and tribes seek to cut the Houthi supply routes in Khub Al-Sha`f And Hailan's triangle was used by narcotics, while confrontations continued on the fronts in eastern Taiz and northern Al-Dhalea, while militias continued to escalate their escalation on the fronts of the western coast.

In detail, the coalition fighters destroyed reinforcements of the Houthi militia in Najd Al-Ataq in the Nehm District, northeast of Sanaa, in a military operation described as qualitative and successful, as the reinforcements included various combat vehicles on their way to the Nehm and Al-Madkara fronts in the Sarwah district, west of Ma'rib.

Military sources in Nehm confirmed that the coalition fighters launched more than 10 raids on Houthi reinforcements on the road linking Nehm Sanaa and western Ma'rib, which led to the destruction of several combat vehicles that were assembled by the Houthis from Sanaa and Amran to push them towards the fronts west of Ma'rib to compensate for their losses and implement attempts A new attack towards the heart of the city of Ma'rib, after its failure in recent months to storm the city.

The sources pointed out that the raids led to the death and injury of many Houthi members who were recently mobilized in the governorates of Sana'a, Amran, Dhamar, Al Mahwit, Hajjah and Ibb, among them large numbers of the marginalized group "the Akhdam", and young people who were deceived by them.

The sources pointed out that the raids also targeted two weapons stores in Murthad Mountain in the Al-Khadkara front, as well as Houthi points in the Al-Jafra Valley in Nehm, at a time when the Houthi militia was coordinating the passage of reinforcements that included tanks loaded on locomotives, armored vehicles, and vehicles and vehicles carrying ammunition. And weapons, which led to the destruction of most of those mechanisms.

The coalition fighters launched 13 raids on militia sites and reinforcements in the districts of Medghal and Sarwah in Marib, as well as targeting Houthi sites in the Bani Moaz area in the Sahar district in the Saada governorate, and others in the vicinity of the Haradh district in Hajjah, and in separate areas of the Khub Washaf district in Al-Jawf.

In addition, the Al-Mukhdarah and Medghal fronts in Marib witnessed violent battles between the army and the tribes on one side, and the Houthi militia on the other hand, which led to the cutting of the Houthi supply routes at the strategic Hilan Junction after controlling parts of it by fire, which by controlling it the army and tribes would cut all roads The Houthi supplies coming from Sana'a to Sirwah, and from there to Helan and Al-Mukhdarah.

And in the south of Ma'rib, battles continued on the fronts of Najd Al Majmaa and Al Ushal area between the districts of Rahba and Jabal Murad, leaving dead and wounded among the Houthis, as well as destroying militia combat vehicles, according to a field source who confirmed the death of the Houthi leader Zaid Ali Muhammad al-Shami, known as "Abu Iran", Along with a number of its elements.

Yesterday, the Houthi militia cut off Internet and communications services to large areas in the Marib Governorate without knowing the reasons, which may relate to its efforts to prevent news and information from reaching its members about their losses in Marib and Al-Jawf during the past two days.

In Al-Jawf, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes launched a surprise attack on the Houthi militia sites near the vicinity of Al-Khanjar camp in the Khub Al-Sha`af District, with the aim of securing the strategic camp located between several Tababs controlled by Houthi elements.

The sources stated that members of the army and the tribes launched surprise attacks on Houthi sites in those areas and inflicted heavy losses on them, and advanced towards the road linking Al-Jawf and Saada from the direction of the Al-Rayyan - Al-Khanjar - Sabrin axis, with direct support from the forces coming from the "Al-Yatama - Al-Muhashima" axis, Noting that the fighting continues in those areas.

The sources pointed out that the battles in the Khub and Al-Sha`af desert between the two sides led to the destruction of five military vehicles, and the death and injury of Houthi members on board, while the coalition fighters were able to target Houthi combat vehicles east of the Bir Al-Maraziq front and destroyed them.

And in Hodeidah, on the western coast of Yemen, the Media Center of the Giants Brigades reported that the monitoring teams of the joint forces recorded 132 violations of the international truce committed by the Houthi militia, on the fronts of the coast, which were concentrated in separate areas of the city of Hodeidah, the districts of At-Tuhayta, Hais, Al-Duraihimi, and Al-Jabaliya, in which the militias used various Types of weapons.

Yesterday, the Houthi militia bombed residential areas in the At-Tuhayat district, and the heaviest attacks focused on the Al-Faza area, which was randomly hit by Houthi shells. They also continued their bombing of residential areas in the east of Al-Hudaydah city, the vicinity of Al-Durayhimi, and the northeast of the district of Hays, and the militias stepped up their attacks on Salah Al-Din neighborhood in The town of Rub` al-Mahal in the city of Hays, which led to civilian casualties.

In Hajjah, confrontations continued between the Yemeni army, represented by the 82nd Infantry Brigade, and the militias, in the Haradh front for the second day in a row, while the coalition fighters launched a series of supportive raids for the army that targeted and destroyed Houthi vehicles in the vicinity of Haradh.

In Taiz, the Houthi militia bombed the Al-Jahmiliya neighborhood and the city of Sala, east of Taiz with heavy artillery, causing civilian casualties, including children, in response to the killing of the Houthi leader and the official in the so-called preventive security of the group called Shihab al-Makadi, during the battles that it witnessed Finally, several areas east of the city.

Field sources in Taiz confirmed the arrival of large reinforcements of the Houthi militia from the Ibb governorate to the sixtieth areas and near Jabal Al-Han, northwest of the city, as part of the Houthi escalation on the various battle fronts.

In the district of Al-Qobaytah in Lahj governorate, local sources confirmed the killing of a woman named Mona Ali Abdullah Al-Qabati (63 years old), belonging to the village of Al-Shuaib, in the isolation of Al-Yusufin, as a result of being shot by a sniper belonging to the Houthi militia who was stationed in one of the sites overlooking the village.

Local sources in Al-Dhalea confirmed that Houthi elements had mined the road between Damat and the city of Al-Dhale, the governorate center, in addition to planting hundreds of mines in farms, valleys and mountains along the road, threatening the lives of civilians in those areas.

In Abyan, the joint forces in the Mukairas front towards Al-Bayda governorate were able to repel the Houthi attack on their positions at the bottom of the "transfer of a fortress", and inflict heavy losses on its members' ranks, in addition to destroying a combat vehicle and damaging another.

'Houthi - Houthi' disagreements

Informed sources in the capital, Sanaa, revealed that the Houthi militia surrounded the house of the prominent tribal sheikh, Hanin Qattina, in the Al-Ashhash area on Al-Khamseen Street, south of the capital, with five vehicles on which were armed with specific military equipment, on charges of plotting to kill a field commander.

The sources pointed out that the differences between the prominent Houthi leaders escalated recently and reached the point of armed confrontations, as happened in the Arhab district, north of the capital, between armed Houthi elements affiliated with Abu Ali Al-Hakim, and others affiliated with the leader called Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi.

In Al-Dhalea, military sources confirmed the outbreak of clashes between “Houthi-Houthi” elements in the city of Damt, north of the governorate, as a result of disagreements between the Houthi leader Najm al-Din al-Gharbani and the Houthi leader Salah Hatabah, after the first rejected the orders of the second to bring the residents of the Damt region to the front lines. Fighting in Maris and Qataba.

Al-Houthi militia bombed civilian areas in Taiz with heavy artillery ... and wounded, among them children.

The Yemeni army and the tribes launch a surprise attack on militia sites near Al-Khanjar camp in Al-Jawf.

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