Yemen conflicts expand fronts

The Yemeni army and the national resistance made territorial advances on the fronts of Taiz, Al Bayda, and Al Jouf, while the Houthi group retreated. In Al Bayda, strategic positions were liberated, allowing the cut-off of Houthi supply lines between the central and southern provinces, including control of important highlands, thereby strengthening the position of government forces. In Taiz, Houthi enclaves near the city were pushed back, and control was reaffirmed over vital points connecting the city to the western coast, with losses in equipment and personnel among the Houthis. In Al Jouf, tribal movements began to support government forces, capturing strategic locations, and operations continued to liberate additional areas, enhancing the progression of the forces and driving the Houthis out of control. This development follows the liberation of Hays district in Al Hudaydah and the resumption of counterattacks to shift the course of military operations against the group.

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