Al-Dhalea – Al-Thukhab (Approx.): A soldier from the Southern Armed Forces was killed and two others were wounded, while a number of Houthi militia members were killed during fierce clashes in the Al-Thukhab sector, northwest of Al-Dhalea. Southern forces also targeted large Houthi تجمعات in the Al-Jab sector, northwest of Al-Dhalea, and thwarted a Houthi attack.

Aden – Khormaksar: Security services arrested four suspects, including mosque preachers, on charges of collaborating with the Houthi militias. They confessed to traveling to Sanaa and Saada to receive religious mobilization courses supervised by Houthi leaders.

Hadramout – Seiyun: The Saudi-backed Hadramout National Council announced that Northern Emergency Forces had begun handing over their positions to the “Dera’ Al-Watan” forces in Hadramout. Later, it emerged that the Northern Emergency Forces had reinforced their presence in the governorate.

Hadramout – Al-Dيس Al-Sharqiyah: A security checkpoint in Al-Dيس Al-Sharqiyah intercepted convoys coming from the eastern districts toward Mukalla to participate in an event called for by the Southern Transitional Council (STC). Public Security forces also detained vehicles carrying participants from Ghayl Bawazir district who were on their way to the city.

Hadramout – Al-Adwas (Approx.): Hadramout TV reported that Dera’ Al-Watan forces took over the positions of the Al-Adwas, Haswayn, and Ras Huwayrah checkpoints from Yemeni Emergency Forces.

Hadramout – Seiyun: The STC in Hadramout condemned the detention of participants by Yemeni Emergency Forces as they returned from the Mukalla event on Friday at the Al-Ghurfah checkpoint in Wadi Hadramout, confirming the confiscation of their belongings and the lack of information about their fate. It held the local authority and the Emergency Forces responsible for the detainees’ safety, calling for their immediate release and disclosure of their whereabouts.

Taiz – Jabal Habashi (Approx.): Pro-government forces announced they targeted Houthi equipment during the construction of new military positions in Jabal Habashi district.

Hadramout – Mukalla: The Anti-Narcotics Department in the Hadramout Coast seized a drug trafficking gang in Mukalla, in possession of hashish and “shabu” (methamphetamine), as well as weapons.

Shabwa – Radum (Approx.): Shabwa Police announced the arrival of 170 Ethiopian migrants on the Arqah coast in Radum district, via a smuggling boat coming from the Horn of Africa.

Al-Dhalea – Batar Front (Approx.): Southern forces thwarted a Houthi attack on the Batar front, north of Al-Dhalea, inflicting heavy losses on the Houthis in close-range clashes that resulted in Houthi killed and wounded, according to a military source.

Taiz – Jabal Habashi (Jabal Al-Munam) (Approx.): Pro-government forces targeted Houthi تجمعات in Jabal Al-Munam in Jabal Habashi district, Taiz. The strikes resulted in five killed and wounded.

Hadramout – Mukalla: Security and military forces at Mukalla Central Prison foiled a riot by inmates convicted of serious criminal cases who attempted to escape, resulting in injuries among inmates and security personnel.

Al-Dhalea (Al-Dhalea City): A Saudi reconnaissance drone resumed flights over Al-Dhalea city after a stoppage of several days, according to a South24 correspondent.

Lahj – Ras Al-Arah (Approx.): Local residents in Ras Al-Arah, Lahj, reported spotting unidentified aerial objects passing over the area, believed to be missiles launched by the Houthi group toward the sea.

Marib – Wadi Ubaydah (Approx.): U.S. aircraft carried out an airstrike targeting Al-Qaeda elements in Wadi Ubaydah, Marib, according to an expert on armed groups.

Al-Mahra – Al-Kharkhir (Approx.): Dera’ Al-Watan forces announced they had taken over the Al-Kharkhir border site with Saudi Arabia and its camps from Yemeni Emergency Forces in Al-Mahra.

Taiz – Taiz City: A soldier from pro-government forces was killed in a clash with the Houthi militia east of Taiz governorate, according to Joint Forces media.

Al-Dhalea – Al-Dhalea: A Saudi reconnaissance drone continued flying over several areas in Al-Dhalea governorate, raising concerns among residents.

Hadramout – Seiyun: The Northern Emergency Forces announced the handover of a number of military and security checkpoints to Dera’ Al-Watan forces in Seiyun, Hadramout.

Hadramout – Al-Abr: The Al-Abr area in Hadramout witnessed the graduation of a new military batch from Dera’ Al-Watan forces.

Aden – Khormaksar: The Southern Giants Brigades handed over responsibility for securing the Diplomatic Quarter and Al-Oroudh Square in Khormaksar district, Aden, to the National Security forces.

Hadramout: The Northern Emergency Forces (Third Division) announced they had completed the handover of all their camps and positions in Hadramout to Dera’ Al-Watan forces.

Hadramout – Al-Wadiah Border Crossing: Joint Forces announced the seizure of nearly 3,000 narcotic pills in two separate operations at the Al-Wadiah crossing while they were being smuggled to Saudi Arabia.

Amran – Harf Sufyan (Approx.): Tribal clashes erupted in Harf Sufyan district, Amran governorate, following the assassination of a tribal sheikh, according to Joint Forces media.

Shabwa – Ataq: Yemen’s Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of a suspect in Shabwa allegedly involved in terrorist bombings that took place in Tor Al-Bahah, Lahj.

Saada – Qatabir (Approx.): Houthi media reported that two African migrants were injured by Saudi artillery shelling on the outskirts of the border district of Qatabir, Saada.

Saudi Arabia – Riyadh: Brig. Gen. Abdullah Al-Jaid, commander of the 31st Brigade of the Southern Giants forces, died in a traffic accident inside Saudi territory, according to military sources.

Taiz – Al-Salou Front (Approx.): Four Houthi elements were killed while an infiltration attempt was foiled on the Al-Salou front in southeast Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

Hadramout – Al-Wadiah Border Crossing: Security at the Al-Wadiah crossing announced the arrest of a Houthi figure as he attempted to enter Saudi Arabia using a forged visa.

Shabwa – Mayfa’a (Azzan): Security forces and Shabwa Defense forces deployed in Azzan city, Mayfa’a district, to secure the area after tribal clashes that resulted in injuries and attacks on commercial shops.

Shabwa – Radum (Approx.): Shabwa Police said a smuggling boat dropped off 90 African migrants of Ethiopian nationality on the Arqah coast in Radum district.

Aden – Al-Tawahi: Forces from the Southern Giants Brigades closed the headquarters of the Southern National Assembly affiliated with the Southern Transitional Council (STC) in Aden. The move was met with broad public rejection.

Taiz – Taiz City: A woman was killed by Houthi sniper fire in the Asifahra neighborhood in Taiz city, according to Joint Forces media.

Al-Dhalea – Hijr (Approx.): The Houthis shelled villages in Hijr, north of Al-Dhalea, with Katyusha rockets, causing material damage without reported casualties.

Hadramout – Al-Abr: The Northern Emergency Forces announced they had taken over the main checkpoints on the international highway in Al-Abr up to the entrances of Wadi Hadramout.

Hadramout – Al-Shihr: A gunman was killed and two others were wounded at a security checkpoint west of Al-Shihr city in Hadramout, according to a local source.

Lahj – Kirsh: A soldier from the Southern forces was wounded, while Houthi militia members were killed and wounded in clashes north of Kirsh, Lahj, according to military sources.

Abyan – Ahwar: Two soldiers from Abyan Security Forces were wounded in clashes with outlaw elements in Ahwar district while securing the passage of fuel tankers for Aden’s power plant, according to a security statement.

Taiz – Northeast Taiz City (Al-Hamd Front) (Approx.): Fighting resumed between pro-government forces and the Houthi militias on the Al-Hamd front northeast of Taiz city.

Sanaa – New York: The United Nations said the Houthis stormed six unmanned UN offices in Sanaa and moved communications equipment and vehicles to an unknown location. It also said they are preventing UN flights to Sanaa and Marib, hindering staff movement and the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Al-Bayda – Al-Shariyah (Approx.): A tribal sheikh was killed in a hand-grenade attack that targeted a mosque in Al-Shariyah district, Al-Bayda.

Aden – Al-Tawahi: Dozens took part in a sit-in protesting the closure of the STC General Assembly headquarters in Al-Tawahi, Aden, and work later resumed at the headquarters.

Aden – Al-Mansoura: Angry citizens stormed the headquarters of Aden Al-Ghad newspaper in Al-Mansoura and vandalized its contents. The Aden security director ordered a field investigation and legal measures.

Taiz – Mokha: Houthi militias prevented a Yemenia flight from Jeddah from landing at Mokha Airport. The Ministry of Transport described the move as a dangerous escalation aimed at disrupting navigation and citizens’ travel.

Shabwa – Kidah Coast (Approx.): Yemen’s Ministry of Interior announced the arrival of 200 African migrants aboard a boat operated by four Somali sailors to the Kidah coast in Shabwa.

Hadramout – Mukalla: Mukalla witnessed a mass motorcade of motorcycles and cars called for by the STC in Hadramout in rejection of the closure of its offices.

Saada – Shada (Approx.): A citizen was killed by Saudi forces’ fire in the border district of Shada in Saada governorate, according to Houthi media.

Al-Dhalea – Batar Front (Approx.): A Southern forces soldier was killed and two others were wounded in an attack by a Houthi drone on the Batar fronts in Al-Dhalea, according to Southern forces.

Al-Dhalea – Al-Sha'ib (Bani Musallam) (Approx.): Southern forces said a woman was wounded and several homes were damaged in Bani Musallam area in Al-Sha'ib district due to mortar and artillery shelling carried out by tribes backed by the Houthis.

Al-Dhalea – Bab Ghalq Sector (Approx.): Southern forces announced they repelled a Houthi infiltration attempt in the Bab Ghalq sector in Al-Dhalea, saying they inflicted losses in lives and equipment.

Lahj – Kirsh: A military source told South24 that Houthi militias shelled Southern forces positions on the Kirsh fronts in Lahj with mortar rounds.

Lahj (Near Bab Al-Mandab) (Approx.): Southern forces in Lahj announced the interception of a boat carrying 181 undocumented African migrants and three Yemeni sailors near Bab Al-Mandab, as it was heading toward Shaqra in Abyan.

Hadramout – Seiyun: The STC in Wadi Hadramout accused the Yemeni Emergency Forces of raiding and storming the home of its head, Mohammed Abdulmalik Al-Zubaidi, calling it a dangerous precedent and a blatant violation aimed at breaking the Southern will.

Saada – Munabbih (Ayyash Subdistrict) (Approx.): Houthi media reported that Saudi forces shelled the Ayyash subdistrict in the border district of Munabbih in Saada with artillery.

Taiz – Ghurab (Approx.): Clashes erupted between pro-government forces and Houthi elements during an infiltration attempt on the Air Defense and Ghurab fronts northwest of Taiz.

Lahj – Kirsh: Southern forces destroyed Houthi fortifications and positions on the Kirsh front in Lahj, according to a military source.

Lahj – Radfan: Tens of thousands of Southerners rallied in Radfan, rejecting any measures that undermine the STC and renewing their commitment to restoring the State of the South in full sovereignty.

Hadramout – Mukalla: The STC in Hadramout said Yemeni Emergency Forces had taken control of most vital sites across the coast, valley, and desert areas, describing the move as an escalation that threatens public calm in the governorate.

Marib – Wadi Ubaydah (Al-Samada) (Approx.): An expert on armed groups said a U.S. airstrike targeted Al-Qaeda leaders in the Al-Samada area of Wadi Ubaydah, Marib.

Hadramout – Seiyun: Thousands of Hadramis gathered in Seiyun Palace Square to support the STC and demand the departure of Northern forces backed by Saudi Arabia. After the protest, Yemeni forces opened live fire on demonstrators and carried out a mass arrest campaign that targeted dozens.