Yemen front and the region
Houthis claim strike on Lahj factory; medical and education updates from Mukalla and Marib
Houthi media carried a statement claiming a strike on a military gathering at the iron factory in Lahj, with no independent verification of damage or casualties. Government-run Saba reported an announcement about saving a wounded man from Marib in Mukalla, and a meeting on education for girls affected by war and displacement.
Summary
- AttributedThe Houthis claim a ballistic missile strike on a gathering at the iron factory in Lahj; casualties have not been independently verified.
- ConfirmedSaba reports an announcement of successful heart surgery on a wounded man from Marib; the dates of his injury and operation are unspecified.
- ConfirmedA Marib meeting discusses activating a council supporting girls’ education; no new funding or programme implementation was announced.
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- ConfirmedMukalla and Marib
Saba reports announcement of life-saving surgery for man with shrapnel in his heart
Government-run Saba reported that a team at the Nabdh Al-Hayat centre in Mukalla removed shrapnel from the heart of a man wounded on a Marib front, and that he left the centre in good condition. The report describes a successful medical intervention but does not date the injury or operation. What is confirmed here is publication of the official announcement; we do not count a new injury within this window.
Source: sabanew.net - AttributedLahj
Houthis claim strike on military gathering at Lahj iron factory
Al Masirah carried a statement by Houthi forces claiming a ballistic missile strike on gatherings it said were under Saudi officer Badr al-Harbi at the iron factory in Lahj. The statement alleged large numbers of dead and wounded without giving a figure. We found no independent confirmation of a hit or casualties, or a response from the targeted side; this reports publication of a claim, not an established toll.
Source: x.com alkhabaralyemeni.net - ConfirmedMarib
Meeting discusses activating council for girls’ education
Government-run Saba announced a meeting between education officials, donors and organisations in Marib to discuss activating the coordinating council for girls’ education. The discussion focused on how war, repeated displacement and economic hardship have deprived girls of schooling. The report announces neither specific funding nor the launch of a new programme.
Source: sabanew.net