Preparations and reinforcements in Al-Jawf and an escalation in the coast
The battles on the Marib fronts intensified ... and 54 Houthis were killed and wounded
Forces of the Yemeni army in the western coast region.
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The Yemeni army forces and the tribes advanced on the Jabal Murad and Rahba fronts, south of the Marib governorate, in which the battles with the Houthi militia renewed, after the arrival of large reinforcements, as the coalition fighters targeted Houthi reinforcements in Mahlia, which led to the death and injury of 54 Houthis, and while preparations continued With the arrival of Yemeni army reinforcements to eastern Al-Hazm and Bir Al-Marazeeq in Al-Jawf, the coastal fronts witnessed a major escalation by the Houthis.
In the details, field sources on the southern fronts of Ma'rib confirmed the continuation of the battles between the Yemeni army forces and the tribes on the one hand, and the Houthi militia on the other hand, concentrated in the Al-Kharabah fronts in the Al-Hadba sector, all the way to the outskirts of the Jabal Murad district, indicating that the battles intensified, at dawn yesterday, after The arrival of Houthi combat reinforcements coming via Al-Bayda, which led to renewed confrontations between the two sides.
The sources indicated that the confrontations were concentrated in the eastern and western sectors of the Jabal Murad District, and on the outskirts of the road heading to the Rahba district, where the Houthi militia tried to regain the sites that they had lost a few days ago in the Rahba district, pointing out that the militias suffered great losses among their members, including leaders A prominent field, including the Houthi leader, Samih Al-Sanabani, nicknamed (AbuTrab).
The coalition fighters launched a series of support raids, which led to the destruction of Houthi mechanisms and fortifications in separate areas in the districts of Jabal Murad and Rahba, as well as raids on Houthi sites in the strategic head of Jabal Hilan, where modern Houthi drones arrived in the area, according to field sources, which led A number of them were destroyed, and the raids also targeted Houthi sites in the Mahliya district, which focused on the Shaab Nazaha and Al-Mathassa areas, leaving 54 Houthi dead and wounded.
In Al-Jawf, field sources confirmed the arrival of new reinforcements for the Yemeni army to the Al-Jawf fronts, concentrated in the areas east of the city of Al-Hazm, the capital of the governorate, and on the fronts of Bir Al-Marazeeq and Duhaida, confirming that great preparations are underway to complete the liberation of the province, under the direct supervision of the Chief of Staff of the Army The Yemeni commander of the joint operations, Lt. Gen. Saghir bin Aziz.
In Saada, coalition fighters bombed a Houthi position between the two districts of Al-Zahir and Waheedan in the western governorate of Ma'rib, killing and wounding many Houthi fighters and destroying their vehicles.
In Al-Dhalea, the joint and southern forces carried out a qualitative military operation on Houthi sites in Tabat Al-Nimrah and eastern Wadi Hajar, which led to the destruction of vehicles, the death and injury of Houthi elements, and the seizure of a large quantity of weapons.
In Hodeidah, the joint forces monitored 11 Houthi reconnaissance aircraft flying over separate areas of the governorate, as part of the militia's repeated violations of the UN armistice, four of them over the Al-Jabaliya area, three over the center of the city of Tuhayat, and four aircraft over the city of Hays.
The engineering teams of the joint forces dismantled two missiles, which the militias turned into improvised explosive devices, in the Al-Qudbah area, west of the Al-Durayhimi district, and the engineering teams conducted a field survey of the Al-Qudbah area, and managed to find and successfully dismantle two missiles left by the Houthis.
For its part, local sources confirmed that the coalition fighters managed to destroy a booby-trapped boat and a militia's booby-trap workshop in the port of Salif, north of Hodeidah, in the second operation in less than 10 days, in which terrorist operations targeting international shipping in the Red Sea were foiled.
The militias have renewed their targeting of residential neighborhoods in the Al-Jaruba neighborhood of Al-Tuhayta district, according to local sources, indicating that several neighborhoods have been targeted with automatic weapons from the Houthi militia indiscriminately, as well as residential neighborhoods on Fifty Street and 16 kilometers east of Hodeidah city.
On the other hand, preachers and guides on the western coast in the governorates of Taiz and Hodeidah affirmed support for the joint forces in the coast and along Yemeni territory, the necessity of fighting Houthi militias, protecting Yemen, its beliefs and unity, and promoting the moderate approach in it.
The UN envoy to Yemen visits Aden and Riyadh
The Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General to Yemen, Martin Griffiths, will visit Aden and Riyadh, in the next few days, to meet the Yemeni president and the new government.
The UN envoy’s office said in a press statement yesterday: “The special envoy goes to Riyadh first, where he is scheduled to meet the Yemeni President, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, and senior Saudi officials.”
The statement indicated that the envoy would then travel to Aden, the temporary capital of Yemen, to meet with the Prime Minister, Moein Abdel-Malek, and members of the Yemeni government.
This visit comes after the formation of the new government, and the attack on Aden airport, on December 30, which targeted government ministers, and left a large number of civilians dead and wounded.
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joint forces monitor the flight of 11 Houthi reconnaissance aircraft over separate areas of Hodeidah Governorate.
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