The Yemeni army is attacking Houthi positions in response to recent strikes, vowing decisive military action and claiming significant Houthi losses.

Reports confirm Houthi missile and drone strikes on Marib, causing injuries to pro-government troops and civilian deaths.

International bodies like the UN Security Council and the EU condemn Houthi attacks on Marib and Saudi Arabia, warning of wider conflict.

Houthi forces are shelling Saudi-backed positions and claiming success in military operations, including the killing of Saudi-backed military leaders.

Some attribute the escalation of conflict in Yemen and the broader Middle East to the US-Israel war on Iran, and policies of figures like Netanyahu and Trump.

Many express concern that Yemen is nearing a wider conflict or full-scale civil war, with implications for regional stability and international interests.

Yemeni officials state that Houthi militias pose a real threat to stability and international interests by targeting ships in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait.

Some criticize media outlets for framing the conflict as an 'internal' issue, ignoring the US-Saudi coalition's decade-long involvement and support for the Yemeni military.