The Yemeni army records 131 "Houthi" violations of the armistice
The Yemeni army announced that it had recorded 131 new "Houthi" violations of the UN armistice in six governorates, including 28 violations on the fronts of Ma'rib governorate.
The Yemeni army indicated that the Houthi militias continue to violate the armistice on various fronts in the governorates of Marib, Al-Jawf, Saada, Hajjah, Taiz and Al-Dhalea.
In Al-Dhalea, the Houthi militia launched sporadic attacks on the sites of the joint and southern forces in the north of the governorate, concentrated during the past hours in the "Sabirah and Al-Fakher" sectors in the north, and they were repelled and the Houthis incurred heavy losses.
With the escalation of Houthi violations, the Chief of Staff of the Yemeni Army, Commander of Joint Operations, Lieutenant-General Saghir bin Aziz, confirmed the militias' lack of commitment to the UN truce, explaining that the army and tribes exercise restraint, abide by the truce and seek peace.
In Al-Jawf, six members of the Houthi militia were killed, including Musharraf, in an ambush by tribesmen on a combat vehicle east of the city of Al-Hazm, the provincial capital.
Tribal sources confirmed that the tribes of Bani Nouf ambushed the Houthi vehicle while it was patrolling in the area, which led to the death of a Houthi supervisor and five of his elements, and the operation comes after the return of tension between the tribes of Bani Nouf and the militias in Al-Jawf.
In Taiz, a local mediation succeeded in releasing one of the field leaders of the resistance who had been kidnapped by the Houthis, named Hatem Abdo from the sons of Al-Wazi'iyah, in exchange for the release of a Houthi leader named "Mutahhar Muhammad".
On the other hand, a fuel ship arrived at the port of Hodeidah, the ninth since the start of the humanitarian truce early this month, and the ship’s estimated tonnage of 30,899 tons was unloaded at the port of Hodeidah.
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