Yemen front and the region
New government military tally and first-aid programme in Marib
The government military published a new statement on operations across several fronts, with losses that could not be independently verified. Authorities also announced a first-aid programme in Marib and a request to designate the Houthis before the Council of Arab Justice Ministers. Repeated reports of Riyadh missile interceptions and older coverage were excluded from new developments.
Summary
- AttributedThe government military reports 877 strikes and 138 Houthis killed or wounded; these are claims by a party to the fighting.
- ConfirmedAn announced first-aid programme in Marib aims to train 440 participants over a month; their training has not been reported complete.
- ConfirmedThe justice minister requests a Houthi terrorist designation from the Council of Arab Justice Ministers; the request is not an adopted decision.
Houthis the government military says were killed or wounded; the toll is not independently verified
14:42ZTarget enrolment for the Marib first-aid programme, not the number who have completed training
14:55ZDevelopments in this window
- ConfirmedMarib
First-aid programme announced in Marib, targeting 440 participants
Government-run Saba reported that Marib deputy governor Abd Rabbo Miftah launched a training programme run by the Yemeni Red Crescent branch with support from the International Committee of the Red Cross. The month-long programme targets 440 men and women from host communities and displaced populations. Confirmation here concerns the official announcement; it does not establish that the target group has completed training.
Source: sabanew.net - AttributedAl-Jawf, Marib, Taiz and other fronts
Government military claims 877 strikes and 138 Houthis killed or wounded
Government military spokesperson Majed al-Nuzaili said forces had carried out 23 air raids, 44 drone strikes, 37 rocket-artillery strikes and 773 artillery strikes in recent hours. He claimed 138 Houthis were killed or wounded and 86 heavy weapons, vehicles and other pieces of military equipment destroyed or disabled. The losses could not be independently verified and the reporting period was not precisely defined; these figures are not a verified tally for this monitoring window alone.
Source: sabanew.net alsahil.net - ConfirmedAlgiers
Justice minister asks Arab justice council to designate the Houthis
Government-run Saba reported that Justice Minister Badr al-Aridha called for the Houthis to be designated a terrorist group at the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Justice Ministers in Algiers. What is confirmed is the official account of that request; the report does not establish that the council adopted the designation. The minister’s allegations about Houthi conduct remain attributed to the government.
Source: sabanew.net