Houthi Leader Killed in Airstrike
Houthi leader Major General Faraq Mohsen Al-Asar, known as "Abu Sakar Al-Qafr," was killed in an airstrike targeting militia positions on Jabal Kahbob in Al-Hudaydah Province, Yemen. Al-Asar, a radical figure, held important military positions including commanding the First Mule Infantry Division and participated in the fronts of Marib. He was accused of recruiting hundreds of children for the benefit of the Houthis. He is affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guards and received training in Iran and Lebanon. He participated in the six wars against the Yemeni state between 2003 and 2010 before rising through the military ranks and leading military operations against Marib and the Western Coast. He died along with several of his companions during the battles, and his body remains in Ibb Hospital amidst significant casualties suffered by the militia in the region.
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