Airstrikes Targeting Weapons Depots and Military Vehicles of the Houthi Militia in Marib and Al-Jawf

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The Yemeni warplanes launched a series of airstrikes early this Wednesday, targeting weapon depots, military vehicles, and troop carriers belonging to the Houthi militia in northern Marib province and western Al-Jawf province.

According to field sources for "Al Arabiya" and "Al Hadath" reporters, the Yemeni armed forces' warplanes targeted ballistic missile depots, a launch base, and camouflaged weapon caches in the Mas camp and its surroundings on the northern outskirts of Marib province with five airstrikes.

The sources also confirmed that the air force targeted military vehicles and a troop carrier at the Al-Jawf junction that were heading from the capital, Sanaa, to reinforce the Houthi fronts in Al-Jawf.

Other airstrikes targeted trenches and gatherings of the Houthis in the Al-Khasf and Al-Aqsha sites in the desert located between Marib and Al-Jawf provinces.

Fierce battles are taking place between the Yemeni armed forces and the Houthi militia in the Al-Wazi'ah district, southwest of Taiz, coinciding with the advance of government forces and their control over several commanding heights.

The confrontations focused on the areas of Al-Mansoura, Al-Shirrah, and the vicinity of Mount Numan, following the control of the Al-Kafir mountains and strategic heights overlooking positions held by the Houthi militia, while drone strikes targeted a militia site in Al-Wazi'ah.

In the Jabal Habashi district, west of Taiz, the armed forces regained control over the areas of Yafras, Al-Kulaibah, Al-Qahaf, and Al-Nawazil, in addition to several commanding mountain heights. They executed several ambushes targeting Houthi elements and vehicles, resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens of militia members, seizing five military patrols, and destroying a vehicle used to target residential neighborhoods.

In the Al-Salu front, southeast of Taiz, 12 members of the Houthi militia were killed and dozens were injured during fierce confrontations that followed the armed forces' repulsion of a Houthi attack on their positions in the front.

These developments coincided with the Houthi militia sending significant military reinforcements to the southern and western fronts of Taiz, including more than 30 military patrols loaded with personnel, heading towards the fronts of Al-Salu, Jabal Habashi, and Haifan.