Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

[battalion25]

from today Watch the army storm Houthi militia positions in Marib.



They stormed the Houthis’ position in Mahzam Maswest of Marib.

 

[battalion25]

Military expert: The Houthis have exhausted all their plans and propaganda materials to recruit more fighters, but have not succeeded. They have also been unable to advance on any front since 05/11/2026. The legitimate government’s attacks are now evidence of the Houthis’ military defeat, and we will see defections by some of their leaders, who know the Houthis’ downfall is imminent.

 

[Shags202]

from today Watch the army storm Houthi militia positions in Marib.



They stormed the Houthis’ position in Mahzam Maswest of Marib.

So I wasn’t going to reply for awhile but a lot of wasted ammunition looks like me playing call of duty(i totally suck at it) I just shoot at everything but weren’t you the one who said people need to stay off of twitter

 

[battalion25]

The reality of the collapse:

Screams from militia members on the front lines

Exclusive footage found on the phone of a captured Houthi fighter reveals the true scale of the collapse and chaos within the militia’s ranks and the leaders’ abandonment of their fighters on the front lines.



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Since breaking away from the Houthis, he has been attacking them and calling their leader Abdulmalik the madman of Saada.

As their situation on the ground deteriorates and their defeat draws closer, Ali al-Bukhaiti’s zeal for his group has begun to flare up.Yesterday he flew into a rage at Hussein al-Ghawi, and today he accuses Fathi bin al-Azraq of committing a war crime because he accused al-Houthi of firing rockets from schools

 

[battalion25]

Yemeni government forces report recapturing strategic positions near Bab al-Mandab

Yemeni government forces military spokesman, Colonel Majed al-Nuzaili, said extensive operations under “Dawn of Yemen” had been carried out, including 17 airstrikes and 123 drone attacks, alongside rocket and artillery shelling on the Al Jawf, Marib and Al-Mudaraba fronts.

According to the statement, the operations killed or wounded 127 Houthi fighters and commanders and destroyed or damaged 158 military vehicles and pieces of equipment.

The spokesman said strategic positions had been recaptured with the participation of the Homeland Shield Forces, the Giants Brigades and the National Resistance, amid continued fighting along the axes near Kahbub and Bab al-Mandab.

 

[The SC]

More footage of the attack on the Al-Mafzar gas stationThe question here is how much damage the Houthi sustained from this strike and how much it will cost him to repair all this destruction



Houthi media began crying and slapping themselves after news of targeting the Yemeni Oil Company building in the Jadr area in Bani Al-Harith district, north of Sana'a.



The glass of Aramco’s administrative building is being cleaned by the oil company’s cleaning crew

 

[The SC]

The Southern Giants Forces’ Hawks are carrying out precision strikes on vehicles and members of the terrorist Houthi militias.

 

[The SC]

Coalition moves battle with Houthi missiles from the sky to factories on the ground.. 3 facilities were destroyed yesterday in Sana'a.
What is her story?

 

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[The SC]

Majali and Abdullah al-Alimi, the "Vice Presidents," have arrived in Marib, along with Sultan al-Aradah, also a "Vice President."

Al-Subaihi, another Vice President, is personally fighting on the outskirts of Lahj.

Bazara'a al-Mahrami is in Aden, closely managing operations in Kahbub and the surrounding areas.

Al-Khanbashi, another "Vice President," is in Hadramawt, and his role in arranging arms shipments is well-known.

Only President al-Alimi remains in Riyadh.

The entire al-Zindani government is in Aden, running the country from there.

Anyone who doesn't see a change in the Yemeni leadership is either ignorant or malicious.

 

[The SC]

The southern and joint forces take control of Al-Maqatra Castle after tightening control over the towering Al-Nasira and Al-Mamdara Mountains and securing Wadi Muabaq on the border between Lahj and Taiz, coinciding with the warplanes bombing the Houthi militias fleeing the castle.





This is the view from the castle side:

- *Below on the left:* The wall of Al-Muqatara Castle
- *Far away on the left:* Jabal Al-Nusairah - the pointed, rocky peak
- *Far away on the right:* Jabal Al-Mamdar - the wider peak
- *In the middle:* Wadi Ma'baq and the terraces between the castle and Al-Nusairah. This is the Al-Ashbut - Al-Rubu' road.

After the forces took control of Al-Nusairah, the castle was effectively over. The Houthis could no longer be present there; the location was exposed and would be vulnerable to shelling from Al-Nusairah. Consider it a thing of the past. After recapturing Al-Nusairah, the Houthis withdrew from the castle, which overlooks all the surrounding areas and has no roads that would allow the militias to transport heavy weapons to it.

 

[The SC]

Destruction of Factories Producing Components and Fuel for Houthi Ballistic Missiles
Targeting an Electronics Factory for Assembling Missile Systems and a Chemical Plant for Solid Fuel

The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced the destruction of three facilities belonging to the Houthi terrorist militia linked to their ballistic missile program.

The Coalition explained that the targeted facilities included a factory for assembling and producing ballistic missile components, and a chemical plant for mixing and producing ballistic missile fuel (solid fuel).

They also included an electronics factory dedicated to assembling electronic systems for ballistic missiles.