Investigation of important changes in Yemen battlefield in axes of al Hudaydah, north of Hajjah, Sa’ada and Baydha.
In this map, the latest situation of southern Al-Hudaydah and Ad-Durayhimi town is specified. UAE-led forces in Ad-Durayhimi are stopped.
The operation of Saudi-led coalition in west coasts of Yemen from north and south pivot, with the all out attack against Hiran and Haradh in Hajjah province and governorate of Ad Durayhimi in Al-Hudaydah province, have escalated.
“Images: Ansarallah heavy attacks against Sudanese and Saudi forces in Najran borders.”
“Images showing school bus of students in Yemen being attacked by Saudi Coalition warpkanes in Dhahyan city, Saada province”
Islamic World News Analysis Group: The US-Saudi Coalition warplanes on Thursday targeted a school bus in the market of Dahyan in the province of Saada which led to the death and wounding about 130 people, mostly children.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: At the moment, the heavy battles in south of Hudaydah are ongoing in two axes of Zabid and Al-Durayhimi.
“Images: Yemeni women protesting in defense of fighters who defend their land & women. (Recently some of the women of Tuhayta were abducted by UAE-backed forces which made Yemenis, specially women who are in Ansarallah controlled regions, very angry.)”
“The images are about Saudi-led coalition strikes against Al-Hudaydah and death of civilians.”
Islamic World News Analysis Group: While some media report that Saudi Coalition has stopped operation in al Hudaydah, some media close to the Coalition broadcast images showing transporting military equipment and troops to the area.
1. Ansarallah airforce and Yemeni Army, have targeted two of Saudi-led coalition’s military ships in western coasts of Ad-Durayhimi. The Saudi-led Coalition confirms this attack and claimed that these ships were oil tankers. However, Ansarallah say that they were military, carrying armaments. In this current situation of the region, the effective threats of the Coalition […]
Yemeni warriors(Ansarallah also known as Houthis) unveiled their long-range drone, Samad 2.