The armed forces achieve consecutive victories with a counteroffensive on the fronts of Saqam and Al-Jarahi.

Armed Forces Achieve Significant Victories Against Houthi Militias

On Saturday, the Armed Forces, supported by units from the Giants Forces, launched a successful counteroffensive against Houthi militia positions in the Sakam and southern Al-Jarahi fronts along the western coast of Yemen. This operation began early in the morning and resulted in a series of consecutive victories.

Intense Fighting in the Mountains

Military sources reported that the heroes of the Second National Resistance Brigade engaged in fierce battles in the Al-Mahrak mountains within the Sakam axis. During these confrontations, they inflicted substantial losses on the militia and seized various weapons, including artillery used by the Houthis to target safe areas.

Heavy Losses for Houthi Militias

In southern Al-Jarahi, the Houthi militia suffered severe human and material losses. The fighting continues to escalate, with many militia members retreating and fleeing from their positions. This ongoing conflict highlights the challenges faced by the Houthis as they struggle to maintain control.

Precision Strikes from Armed Forces

Simultaneously, the Armed Forces’ drone units executed precise strikes targeting Houthi reinforcements en route to southern Al-Jarahi. These strikes resulted in the complete destruction of the incoming forces, further weakening the militia’s capabilities.

Ongoing Battles in the Western Coast

The fighting has persisted for four consecutive days in the Al-Kadhah and Al-Barah fronts along the western coast. The Houthi militia continues to suffer heavy losses in both personnel and equipment, indicating a significant shift in the conflict dynamics.

This series of military successes underscores the resilience and determination of the Armed Forces in their ongoing efforts to combat Houthi aggression in Yemen. As the situation develops, the international community remains watchful of the humanitarian implications of this conflict.

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