Violent Conflicts Continue in Yemen, Government Forces Are Advancing Against the Houthis

In Yemen, the parties are trying to advance on different fronts and gain superiority over each other.

Among the important developments that took place yesterday were the attacks carried out by the Yemeni Armed Forces on Sana, Midi, Bakim and Cevf, Marib, Beyda and Lahic, as well as Taiz.

Yemen Armed Forces announced that at least 700 people from the Houthis were killed or injured in 257 attacks targeting the Houthis' command and control centers, assembly and reinforcement points, reserve units, weapons and ammunition depots, and military supply lines and vehicles.

The Armed Forces also stated that 170 military vehicles and combat vehicles belonging to the Houthis were destroyed or rendered unusable. Government forces and Popular Resistance forces took control of Samia Castle in the southeast of Taiz.

It was noted that after the capture of Samia Castle, the clashes progressed towards the El-Casha region, and government forces and Popular Resistance forces continued their attacks against Houthi forces.

According to military sources, simultaneously with the capture of Samia Castle, violent clashes took place on the Al-Kedha, Jebel Habeshi and al-Shumaytin fronts in the west of Taiz.

The Yemeni army also announced that it carried out an air strike against military targets in the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa.

Al-Masira Television, owned by the Houthis, claimed that a series of air strikes were carried out on Sanaa and that they originated from Saudi Arabia.

The Yemeni army announced that it stopped the Houthis' advance after several hours of clashes on the western front of Taiz, Khan Mountain and Hizran. There were deaths and injuries from the Houthis in the clashes.

On the Al-Shahla front in the east of Jawf province, 4 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) belonging to the Houthis were shot down.