Government and Saudi-backed sources report successful operations against Houthis, including airstrikes, interception of missiles, and the capture of Houthi cells and weapons shipments.

Multiple reports highlight the severe water and fuel shortages in Taiz, attributing the crisis and civilian suffering to the Houthi siege and restrictions.

Houthi-affiliated sources report their forces engaging Saudi-backed troops, conducting missile and drone attacks, and downing a Saudi drone over Sanaa.

Houthi-aligned sources condemn Saudi-led coalition airstrikes, particularly those targeting civilian infrastructure like hospitals in Taiz.

Government forces are actively targeting Houthi positions and equipment, reporting significant successes in operations like 'Fajr al-Yaman'.

Houthi media reports claim successful strikes against Saudi enemy forces and equipment, and the downing of a Saudi drone.

The Houthis are accused of numerous violations, including targeting civilians, hospitals, and potentially collaborating with terrorist elements.

The Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of aggression, including airstrikes on civilian areas and hospitals, and of causing a humanitarian crisis.

Security forces have successfully apprehended a Houthi cell and confiscated smuggled weapons, preventing potential attacks.

Officials accuse Houthi militias of collaborating with Al-Qaeda elements to carry out terrorist operations and destabilize southern provinces.

Yemeni authorities report significant successes in counter-terrorism efforts, including the capture of 13-member Houthi cells and large quantities of smuggled arms and explosives in Shabwa and Taiz.