Yemeni government forces report advances in Marib as Houthis claim deadly strikes hit Sanaa
Yemeni government forces repelled Houthi assaults in Marib province, destroying fortifications and combat equipment.
In Brief
- •Yemeni government forces repelled Houthi assaults in Marib province, destroying fortifications and combat equipment.
- •Houthis reported at least 27 people killed in strikes on al-Shariya village in Sanaa province.
- •Government forces carried out 875 attacks on Houthi positions, neutralising 130 Houthi commanders and fighters.
- •Houthis blamed Saudi-led coalition for the strikes on Sanaa, vowing to avenge the attack.
- •Fighting continues in Yemen, with both sides blaming each other for civilian casualties.
Why It Matters
The ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to cause significant civilian casualties and disrupt the region's stability. The advances by government forces and the reported strikes highlight the escalating nature of the conflict, which has severe humanitarian implications. The blame game between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition further complicates efforts to find a peaceful resolution.
Key Details
- Casualties in Sanaa strikes
- 27 killed, 30 wounded
- Attacks by government forces
- 875
- Houthi commanders and fighters neutralised
- 130
- Vehicles and missile launchers destroyed
- 50
Context & Background
The conflict in Yemen has been ongoing since 2014, with the Houthis gaining control of the capital Sanaa in 2015. The Saudi-led coalition intervened in 2015 to support the internationally recognised government, leading to a complex and protracted conflict.
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