Yemeni Forces Strengthen Their Operations Against the Houthis Across Several Fronts

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The Yemeni forces have intensified their military operations as part of the 'Dawn of Yemen' operation across several fronts, coinciding with new advances in the Taiz governorate, ongoing operations in Marib and the western coast, and airstrikes targeting Houthi military capabilities in Sana'a, Saada, and Hodeidah.

In the Taiz governorate, the armed forces, supported by popular resistance, achieved a new advance in the Haifan district in the south of the governorate, a development that expands the pressure on Houthi forces in the southern countryside.

Fierce battles have also intensified in the Quds isolation in the Mawasit district, where government forces and popular resistance are engaged in confrontations with the Houthis.

The Taiz axis forces had carried out five offensive operations on the fronts of Al-Arbaeen north of the city, Al-Aqroud south, Al-Aneen and Jabal Habashi west, and Al-Bayrin on the outskirts of the Al-Kadhah front.

The media center for the Taiz axis stated that these operations resulted in the death of about 100 Houthi elements and the injury of 150 others, in addition to the downing of five drones and the destruction and disabling of six vehicles and a tank.

These operations continue with air support from the coalition, which focused its attacks on three axes that represent the centers of gravity of the Houthi militia, to cut off supply lines and secure navigation in Bab al-Mandab.

In Al-Hudaydah, the coalition destroyed weapon depots, explosive boats, and naval mines, thwarting a plan for imminent attacks in the southern Red Sea.

In Sana'a, the stronghold of the militia's command and control, the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform.

In Saada, the main stronghold of the militia, a strike targeted a warehouse inside a mountainous site containing twenty ballistic missiles.