Militias continue their violations in the West Coast
Yemeni forces liberate the "Jabal Athina" area, south of Ma'rib
Members of the Yemeni army on one of the fighting fronts against the Houthi militia.
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The Yemeni army forces and the joint forces, backed by tribes and Arab coalition fighters to support legitimacy in Yemen, liberated the "Jabal Juhainah" area in the Rahum front, south of Marib, and the forces advanced on the fronts west and east of Marib at the expense of the Houthi militia, and the forces managed to shoot down a Houthi drone in Al-Jawf And another in Marib, while the violations committed by the militias on the fronts of the West Coast continued.
In detail, the Yemeni army forces and the joint forces, backed by tribes and coalition fighters, achieved new victories on the western and southern fronts of Ma'rib, and were able to liberate "Jabal Juhaina" at the Rahoum front in the Jabal Murad district, south of the governorate.
Field sources stated that the battles continued on the fronts south of Ma'rib, and concentrated in the areas of Al-Oshal and Rahum, near Jabal Murad, and the legitimate forces thwarted intense Houthi attacks on their sites in the Al-Abdiya district, in the southern axis.
The Yemeni forces thwarted a Houthi infiltration attempt towards the central Jabal al-Balq, near the Ma'rib Dam, and towards the areas of Al-Hayal, Al-Swabin, and Qaa Al-Manjoura, east of the Sarwah district, with the great support of the Arab coalition fighters, which targeted with intense air strikes Houthi sites, reinforcements and mechanisms in those areas.
The joint forces and the tribes had thwarted several Houthi attacks in the Al-Mashjah, Hailan, and Al-Kassara mountain ranges, during which the Houthi militia suffered great losses in lives and equipment, as 35 Houthi bodies were confined to the Kassara front alone, while the coalition fighters destroyed two tanks and armored vehicles and three Houthi military vehicles. On its way to Al-Kassara, all those on board were killed, and a Houthi militia drone was shot down while it was flying over the Al-Kasara front.
Many prominent Houthi leaders fell on the fronts of Ma'rib, including the supervisor of the northern front of the Saada governorate, the stronghold of the Houthis, Yahya Al-Razmi, in addition to the so-called Abdullah Al-Mutawakel and Salah Muhammad Saree, while 20 Houthis were captured in the "Deira Al-Hayal" area, 17 km from Marib.
On the other hand, the Houthi militia worked to form a tribal mediation committee in order to retrieve the bodies of their dead on the Ma'rib fronts, according to a tribal source who confirmed the dispatch of a mediation committee from Al-Hada Sheikhs in the Dhamar governorate, in order to retrieve 250 bodies from the fronts west of Marib.
Medical sources in Sana'a confirmed the inability of hospital refrigerators to receive more bodies, as these refrigerators are overflowing with the dead, who were finally killed on the fronts of Ma'rib and Al-Jawf.
In Sanaa, local sources confirmed the occurrence of huge explosions at the al-Dailami air base north of the capital, as a result of raids by the coalition fighters that targeted ballistic missile launchers, drones, and weapons stores belonging to the militia.
The coalition fighters also targeted large Houthi reinforcements in Khawlan, east of Sanaa, on their way to the Marib Governorate, which led to the destruction of combat armored vehicles and vehicles carrying armed elements, many of whom were killed or wounded.
In Al-Jawf, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes managed to bring down an explosive Houthi march in the Al-Hazm district, the capital of Al-Jawf, which is the second in less than 24 hours to be dropped in Al-Jawf.
In Taiz, the eastern fronts located in the vicinity of the Presidential Palace and the Tashreefat Camp witnessed violent battles between the Yemeni army and the militias, which extended to the Negroes area in the northeast of the city, leaving dead and wounded on both sides.
Field sources stated that the clashes left four dead and five wounded among the Houthis, while one member of the Yemeni army was killed, and two others were wounded.
In Hodeidah, on the western coast of Yemen, a number of Houthi militia members were killed, and others were injured, after the joint forces broke a massive attack carried out by the militias in the Al-Duraihimi sector, and Houthi fire sources were extinguished in the 16th kilometer sector east of the city of Hodeidah.
The militias bombed the Jabaliya area, south of Hodeidah, using heavy mortar shells of 82 caliber and 60 caliber shells, hysterically, which terrified the population. They also bombed the northern side of Hais with heavy mortar shells, 120 caliber and 82 caliber shells, extensively, while six were monitored. Houthi reconnaissance aircraft in the Hais district.
In Al-Bayda, the militias stormed Al-Tawhid Mosque in Al-Bayda, the governorate center, and kidnapped a number of those in charge of the mosque and students of knowledge in it, and transferred them to an unknown destination.
220 thousand mines recovered by "Masam"
The Director General of the Masam Demining Project in Yemen, Osama Al-Qusaibi, announced that, from the end of June 2018 until yesterday, the project teams had removed 220,352 mines, unexploded ammunition and an explosive device.
In a statement published by the Masam Media Office, Al-Qusaibi said that the engineering project teams removed 148872 unexploded ordnance, 62,663 anti-tank mines, 2,957 anti-personnel mines, and 5860 explosive devices.
Al-Qusaibi pointed out that, since the end of June 2018, the project teams were able to clear 20,491,365 square meters of Yemeni lands, which were booby-trapped with mines, ammunition and explosive devices.
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