A political researcher describes the battles in Yemen's western coast as a 'limited war of attrition' and accuses the Houthi militia of a 'scorched earth' policy.

Military analysts state that operations in western Taiz have strategic objectives and multiple local and regional dimensions.

Yemeni government media reports downing Houthi drones in western Taiz, while other sources confirm ongoing battles in Hudaydah and Taiz.

Analysts highlight the strategic importance of Mokha as a new center of conflict, linking Taiz to the Red Sea and international shipping lanes.

Military analysts believe the military operations west of Taiz have strategic and multifaceted local and regional objectives.

Intense clashes are occurring between Yemeni Armed Forces and Houthi militia in Al-Kadha, west of Taiz.

Yemeni armed forces targeted the Heija Al-Abd road, connecting Taiz and Aden, with a ballistic missile.

Yemeni government media reports the downing of two Houthi suicide drones in Al-Barh front, west of Taiz.

Fighting continues between Yemeni Armed Forces and Saudi-backed forces in southern Hudaydah.

Saudi mercenaries report successful airstrikes against Ansar Allah targets on the western coast fronts in Yemen.