Heavy clashes erupted between Southern forces and the Houthis on the Al-Hadd front in Yafa, according to a military source.

Shabwa Defense Forces seized an "illegal" refinery in Dahr that produces about 16,000 liters of diesel weekly, confiscated refining and storage equipment and a vehicle used for processing and smuggling, arrested two people it said belonged to an oil-smuggling gang, and secured the site.

Heavy clashes erupted between pro-government forces and the Houthis at Jabal Han west of Taiz, according to government forces.

A resident was injured and vehicles and a prayer hall were damaged by shrapnel from the interception of a Houthi ballistic missile in Asir, according to Saudi Civil Defense.

Saudi warplanes carried out an airstrike on the eastern entrance of the Qasr Roundabout road in Sala District, Taiz, according to Houthi media.

Pro-government forces said they repelled Houthi attacks on Jabal Han overlooking the Al-Turbah–Aden road west of Taiz after hours of fighting. They said dozens of Houthis were killed and wounded and that 71 airstrikes targeted Houthi gatherings and reinforcements on several fronts in the governorate.

Saudi rocket fire targeted two telecommunications networks in Haydan and Saqain districts, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi warplanes carried out airstrikes on several sites in Sanaa, including Al-Nahdain and Jabal Attan, according to Houthi media and local sources.

Saudi rocket fire targeted Marran and Saada city, the governorate capital, according to Houthi media.

Heavy fighting erupted between pro-government forces and the Houthis on the Al-Kadha fronts and in Jabal Habashi and Sama districts in Taiz, according to government forces.

Pro-government forces shot down four Houthi drones on the Al-Shahla front east of Al-Jawf Governorate.

Aden security detained several people for publishing and circulating information and images related to security conditions and movements, saying the material could cause unrest and affect public order in the capital.

Saudi warplanes carried out 26 airstrikes on several areas in Sanaa, including Nuqum, Attan, Al-Sabeen and Al-Nahdain, according to Houthi media.

Three airstrikes targeted Houthi positions on the Al-Mudaribah fronts in Lahj, along the border with Al-Wazi'iyah, according to a military source.

Pro-government forces said they seized Sam'a Fort and advanced on the southeastern front of Taiz after battles they said inflicted heavy human and material losses on the Houthis.

Four Pakistani cargo planes arrived in Aden carrying air-defense and artillery equipment, drones and counter-drone systems. Pakistani military advisers were working with Saudi counterparts to support Yemeni forces, while Turkish drones purchased by Saudi Arabia before the current war were deployed over Yemen, Reuters quoted officials and a Western diplomat as saying.

Pro-government forces said they carried out 257 strikes using warplanes, drones, artillery, missiles and rocket launchers against Houthi positions, supply lines, gatherings and weapons depots in Sanaa, Saada, Al-Jawf, Marib and Lahj. They said the operations killed more than 700 Houthis and destroyed 170 combat vehicles and other military targets.

The Houthi military spokesman said Saudi aircraft carried out 60 airstrikes and missile strikes in areas of Sanaa, Saada, Taiz, Hajjah and Marib.

The Houthis seized eight villages in Al-Sharajah subdistrict of Jabal Habashi District, west of Taiz, according to two military and local sources.

Saudi rocket fire targeted border areas in Haydan District, southwest of Saada, according to Houthi media.

Clashes and reciprocal shelling broke out between Southern forces and the Houthis on the Al-Aghbarah and Al-Khazam fronts in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, according to a military source.

Warplanes carried out airstrikes on Houthi positions in Al-Wazi'iyah on the Lahj–Taiz border, according to a military source.

Saudi warplanes carried out a series of airstrikes on sites in Al-Jawf Governorate, according to Houthi media.

The Houthi militia seized Nahr al-Barakani in Taiz, the birthplace of Yemeni Parliament Speaker Sultan al-Barakani, according to a source.

Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council Chairman Rashad al-Alimi announced the start of military operations to retake the remaining parts of the country held by the Houthi militia.

The Houthis said they targeted Saudi Aramco facilities in Riyadh and Khurais with ballistic missiles and drones, vowing to continue striking Saudi bases and oil installations.

The Houthi military spokesman said the group thwarted an advance by Saudi army forces gathering in eastern Al-Jawf.

Saudi airstrikes hit a foam factory in Shamlan neighborhood, Sanaa, according to Houthi media.

A seven-year-old girl was injured by a remnant of war as she was on her way to school in Jilas, Al-Dhalea.

Yemeni military spokesman Al-Nazili announced the start of a military campaign to retake areas held by the Houthi militia.

The Houthis announced they had seized Al-Turbah in southern Taiz.

About 80 people were killed in a single day of fighting between government forces and the Houthis in Taiz Governorate, according to Agence France-Presse.

Southern Giants forces repelled a large Houthi advance toward Al-Muhawalah in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, and adjacent positions in Al-Wazi'iyah, killing dozens of Houthis and destroying vehicles and equipment during the attempted advance.

Saudi army forces shelled sites in Sahar District, Saada, with rockets, according to Houthi media.

About six Southern forces and tribal fighters were killed in clashes with the Houthi militia on the Lahj border fronts, according to a source.

The Houthi military spokesman said Saudi aircraft carried out 106 airstrikes across several governorates in 24 hours.

The Saudi Defense Ministry spokesman said operations to support the Yemeni government and its armed forces would continue until the Houthi coup is ended.

The chief of staff of the 3rd Battalion of the 3rd Shabwa Defense Brigade was killed and three others were injured by a Houthi drone on the Harib–Ain front.

A vessel reported multiple explosions nearby 60 nautical miles south of Mokha, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations.

Pro-government forces said they carried out 1,122 new operations against the Houthi militia, killing 1,747 members and destroying 364 military vehicles and pieces of equipment.

The Houthi militia seized Al-Aloum, the birthplace of Yemeni PLC Chairman Rashad al-Alimi, south of Taiz, according to Yemeni sources.

Southern Giants forces, backed by Nation Shield forces and tribes, launched a military operation in Bab al-Mandab and Dhubab, seizing positions, Dhubab District and its military airport, cutting the Dhubab–Mokha road and Houthi supply lines, destroying vehicles and capturing dozens of Houthi fighters, according to field sources.

PLC Chairman Rashad al-Alimi announced the launch of "Dawn of Yemen" to liberate Sanaa.

The Houthis said they had seized the home of PLC Chairman Rashad al-Alimi in southwestern Taiz.

The Saudi military spokesman said air protection had been secured for the Bab al-Mandab Strait and that operations against moving targets would continue. He also announced the participation of 100 fighter jets in "Dawn of Yemen."

Saudi airstrikes targeted Sanaa, according to Houthi media.

Saudi airstrikes targeted Sahar, Al-Safra, Kitaf and Al-Buqaa districts in Saada, according to Houthi media.

Three Southern soldiers were killed and another was injured in an ambush by "terrorist elements" in Al-Khudayrah, Abyan, according to a military source.

Pro-government forces retook positions from the Houthis on the Al-Aqroud front south of Taiz, inflicting casualties and destroying a combat vehicle.

The Houthi militia said Saudi airspace was unsafe for civil aviation except over Mecca and Medina, threatened to turn it into a theater for its operations, and said it would be responsible for any consequences following the announcement.

Shabwa security forces foiled a "terrorist" plot and dismantled three booby-trapped explosive devices disguised as rocks beside the international road in Arma.

Southern forces intercepted drones flying over the government Maashiq Palace in Aden.

The armed forces entered Al-Malahit market between Haradh and Marran in Saada, according to Al-Jumhuriya channel.

Three people were injured and property was damaged after Najran and Jazan airports were targeted, according to the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation.

The Houthi militia targeted "Saudi build-ups" east of Al-Jawf, according to its military spokesman.

The Houthis said they targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Aramco refinery in Rabigh, Abha Airport, the Khamis Mushait base, Akifah Camp and sites in Najran and Jazan with large numbers of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones.

The Houthis claimed Saudi Arabia conducted 60 air and missile strikes, bringing the total since the escalation began to 1,576.

The Houthi militia carried out dozens of strikes targeting forces in Ras al-Arah and Al-Suqya in Lahj.

Pro-government forces retook control of Al-Manzara, Al-Asharif and Dhiban mountains in Hayfan, southern Taiz.

Saudi forces destroyed a store containing 20 ballistic missiles inside a mountain site in Saada, as well as weapons depots, explosive-boat storage facilities and naval mines in Al-Hudaydah, during a naval operation, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

Southern forces retook the strategic Al-Mansurah Mountain on the Al-Mudaribah fronts in Lahj, as Houthi fighters fled and Southern forces advanced toward Al-Wazi'iyah in Taiz, according to field sources.

Fighting intensified between pro-government forces and the Houthi militia in Quds subdistrict of Al-Mawaset, while airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in Al-Wazi'iyah west of Taiz, according to sources.

The Houthis said they targeted Al-Daghareer Camp in Jazan and Abha International Airport with ballistic missiles.

Southern Giants media photographer Mufid al-Jamali was killed on the Western Coast front.

Fierce fighting broke out with the Houthi militia on the Al-Salw front in Taiz. The militia seized Jabal Mutran in Quds and advanced toward Bani Yusuf, while arresting activists over their coverage of the fighting, according to local sources.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions on Jabal al-Sayarah (Al-Shabakah), overlooking the center of Al-Wazi'iyah District west of Taiz, according to a source.

Nation Shield forces launched a wide military operation to liberate Al-Wazi'iyah District in Taiz, while airstrikes targeted Houthi reinforcements there, according to sources.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward Khamis Mushait, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

Government forces continued advancing across the Thamad, Al-Qaymah, Al-Muqaylat, Aqd Al-Qaymah and Al-Rasid mountain ranges in Marib, according to Yemen's Defense Ministry.

The Houthi militia said it had repelled several attempts to advance toward Bab al-Mandab and southwest of Al-Wazi'iyah.

Six civilians were killed and four others were injured by Houthi shelling of villages in Al-Mawaset, Al-Misrakh and Quds, Taiz, according to Yemen's Interior Ministry.

Two missiles launched by the Houthi militia targeted Aden International Airport, while Southern forces' air defenses engaged a hostile drone over Aden, with no casualties reported, according to Aden Security and a security source. The Houthi military spokesman claimed the attack targeted Saudi military supplies at Badr Camp near Aden airport and said Saudi officers were killed and wounded, warning against using the civilian airport for military purposes.

Southern Giants forces repelled a Houthi attack on their positions in Dhubab on the Western Coast and forced the attackers to withdraw after inflicting losses.

The Houthis said they targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, while attacks on Abha and King Khalid airports killed three people and wounded 36. Saudi forces destroyed a ballistic-missile launch platform in Sanaa while it was being prepared for an attack on the Kingdom, according to official sources and Houthi media.

Twelve Houthis were killed and others were wounded while an attack on the Al-Salw front south of Taiz was thwarted, according to pro-government forces. The Houthi militia also targeted residents' homes in the area with missiles and shells, according to local media.

Saudi rocket fire targeted the border district of Al-Dhahir in Saada, according to Houthi media.

Houthi shelling of Al-Thawra neighborhood in central Taiz injured five civilians, according to local media.

Two Saudi airstrikes targeted telecommunications networks in Al-Safra and Al-Salem districts of Saada, according to Houthi media.

A drone targeted a vehicle and Houthi gatherings in Al-Barain, Al-Maafir District, southern Taiz, as part of "Dawn of Yemen," according to Nation Shield forces. Airstrikes also targeted Jabal Mutran in Quds subdistrict of Al-Mawaset District, south of Taiz, according to military sources.

Southern Giants forces seized Houthi military vehicles after thwarting an attack on their positions in Dhubab, according to the Southern Giants.

The Houthis repelled attempts to advance toward their positions east of Al-Jawf, according to their military spokesman.

Aden security detained several suspects over practices undermining security and publishing content whose filming had been banned; investigations continue, according to Aden security.

The Houthi militia raided the home of the late Sheikh Abdullah Hussein Rokan in Sanaa and abducted his youngest son, Omar, according to Al-Jumhuriya channel.

Southern Nation Shield forces targeted Houthi positions with precision missile strikes in Al-Kadha west of Taiz, according to Nation Shield forces.

Warplanes bombed gatherings of Houthi military equipment in Wadi Al-Ma'qam, Al-Wazi'iyah west of Taiz, according to a military source. Pro-government forces fought their fiercest battles with the Houthis on the Jabal Habashi and Al-Aqroud fronts and fought fierce battles backed by the Popular Resistance on Jabal Han west of Taiz city, according to pro-government forces.

An armed ambush targeted Yusuf al-Hajouri, son of Salafi Sheikh Yahya al-Hajouri, in Seiyun; he escaped, according to a local source.

A civilian was killed and three people, including a woman, were injured by a Houthi mortar shell that hit a farm in Maris, north of Al-Dhalea. The Houthi militia also shelled valleys and residents' farms in Hubail al-Kalb, Hubail al-Abdi and Bitaar, north of Al-Dhalea.

The Houthi militia launched 11 ballistic missiles at forces in areas south of Bab al-Mandab, Al-Suqya, Ras al-Arah and Al-Mudaribah in Lahj, according to the Houthi militia.

The Houthis targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh with a ballistic missile, according to their military spokesman.

The Saudi military spokesman said 82 Houthi targets in Saada, Al-Hudaydah, Al-Jawf and Marib were destroyed, including 11 ballistic-missile depots, command and communications centers, and weapons stores.

Drones and mortar shells targeted Houthi gatherings and fortifications on Jabal Han and 60th Street west of Taiz, while forces thwarted a Houthi attack on the Al-Anin front in Bilad al-Wafi, Jabal Habashi, neutralizing several attackers, according to pro-government forces.

Aden security launched a wide operation to secure and sweep highlands and sites around the capital in Tawahi, Al-Qaloua, Al-Mualla and Crater, according to Aden security.

The Houthis targeted the Southern Nation Shield command center at Qa'wa Camp in Ras al-Arah, Lahj, with ballistic missiles, according to sources.

Heavy airstrikes targeted a Houthi militia camp in Yareem, Ibb, according to local sources.

A drone struck a vehicle belonging to a person suspected of being an Al-Qaeda member in Al-Ma'awis, Mukalla, with four missiles. The target belonged to the Al-Muhammadi tribe and was related to a man killed in a similar drone strike in Brom weeks earlier, according to a security source.

Three civilians were injured in a Saudi airstrike targeting Jabal al-Khadra and the main road in Al-Sayani District, Ibb, according to Houthi media.

Saudi airstrikes targeted Al-Hudaydah Airport and a telecommunications network in Bani Matar District, Sanaa, according to Houthi media.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in the Mukayras mountains of Abyan and the telephone exchange in Al-Bayda, according to sources.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched toward Khamis Mushait and two toward Riyadh. The Houthis said they targeted King Khalid Airport in Riyadh with a ballistic missile and Najran Airport and the Khamis Mushait air base with two ballistic missiles. Saudi GACA said three citizens were killed, others were injured and property was damaged in two attacks on King Khalid International Airport.

Southern forces thwarted a Houthi attack on the Al-Aghbarah fronts in Al-Mudaribah and Ras al-Arah, Lahj, killing and wounding Houthi fighters and seizing two vehicles, weapons and ammunition, according to sources.

Heavy airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in the mountain range and Al-Kur Mountains at Tharah Pass, Abyan, according to a source.

Pro-government forces said 23 Houthis were killed in airstrikes targeting their reinforcements in Jabal Habashi, west of Taiz.

A civilian was killed by Houthi sniper fire in Al-Masharih, Hajar, north of Al-Dhalea.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry spokesman said 1,729 operations targeted Houthi military targets across several axes and fronts, including command centers, weapons depots, supply points and reinforcements. He said 1,370 Houthi fighters were killed and 300 military vehicles and pieces of equipment were destroyed.

The Houthi militia claimed that sites in Sanaa, Al-Jawf, Taiz, Marib, Saada and other governorates were hit by 59 Saudi airstrikes in a single day.

Houthi media claimed full control of all areas in Jabal Habashi District, west of Taiz.

Southern forces made broad gains on the Bab al-Mandab front with air support and continued pursuing Houthi pockets, according to field sources.

Houthi media reported Saudi airstrikes on Sanaa.

The commander of the Emergency Forces in the Al-Dhalea Security Committee, Muadh al-Houd, and his colleague, commander Abd al-Rahman Khaled, were killed, along with four other Southern military personnel from Al-Dhalea, during fighting in Bab al-Mandab.

Two airstrikes targeted the government complex in Sama'a District, southern Taiz, according to Houthi media.

Saudi attacks targeted the oil station in Bajil District, Al-Hudaydah, and the telecommunications network in Al-Safra District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi airstrikes targeted Bani Hattab villages in Abs District, Hajjah, according to Houthi media.

The Saudi military spokesman said 136 military targets in Houthi-held areas were destroyed.

Southern Giants forces repelled a Houthi attack north of Dhubab Airport, inflicting heavy personnel and equipment losses, while Saudi airstrikes targeted Houthi reinforcements in the area, according to Southern Giants forces.

Pro-government forces repelled a Houthi attack on the Al-Shuqab front in Saber, southern Taiz, killing and wounding attackers.

Houthi media reported four Saudi airstrikes on Bab al-Mandab.

Saudi rocket fire targeted residential villages in border Razih District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Southern Nation Shield forces thwarted Houthi infiltration attempts on the Western Coast fronts, inflicting heavy losses in personnel and equipment, according to the forces.

Houthi media reported four Saudi airstrikes on Sanaa International Airport.

Saudi airstrikes targeted positions between Al-Yatamah and Al-Hazm in Al-Jawf and the city of Al-Mahabishah in Hajjah, according to Houthi media.

Saudi airstrikes hit Harf Sufyan District in Amran with four missiles, according to Houthi media.

Pro-government forces repelled Houthi attacks on Taiz's eastern front and the Kalabah front northeast of the city, and a further attack on the Al-Aqroud front south of the governorate, according to pro-government forces.

The Houthi militia said it had seized Sama'a, Al-Salw and Al-Mawaset districts in Taiz.

Saudi GACA said 13 people were killed and 309 injured after a Houthi attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, prompting authorities to temporarily suspend operations.

The government military spokesman said more than 1,900 operations were conducted against the Houthi militia in 24 hours, targeting weapons depots and camps on eastern, western and southwestern fronts. He said more than 1,150 Houthis were killed and more than 180 combat vehicles and other means were destroyed or disabled.

The Houthi militia shelled areas in Hajar and Bitaar, northwest of Al-Dhalea, with mortars.

Three people were killed in Saudi airstrikes targeting Hayjah al-Abd in Taiz, according to the Houthi-affiliated health ministry.

A Saudi missile strike targeted Sahar District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a drone in the country's Eastern Province, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi-held areas in Taiz Governorate, according to a military source.

Three soldiers were killed and five others were wounded from the Shabwa Defense-affiliated Saba Axis forces after an improvised explosive device detonated in Ain District, Shabwa, according to sources.

More than three heavy airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in Sanaa, while two Saudi airstrikes targeted Nahm District east of Sanaa, according to local sources and Houthi media.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions at Al-Muqrami, Al-Jaasha and Al-Sallal hills east of Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

The Houthi health ministry spokesman said six civilians were injured and accused Saudi Arabia of targeting a home in a residential neighborhood in Bab Shu'ub, Sanaa.

Saudi Arabia targeted a telecommunications network in Al-Naqlein, Al-Sayani District, Ibb, according to Houthi media.

Seven Saudi airstrikes targeted positions in Harf Sufyan District, Amran, according to Houthi media.

Five airstrikes targeted Houthi positions and vehicles west of Taiz city, while another hit Houthi reinforcements on 60th Street north of the city and two struck Houthi positions and vehicles on the Softail and Al-Sallal hills east of Taiz, according to government military sources.

A Saudi airstrike targeted Sanaa International Airport, according to Houthi media.

Saudi warplanes carried out three airstrikes on sites in Al-Wazi'iyah District, Taiz, according to Houthi media.

An attack with an unidentified projectile targeted Terminal 4 at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, sparking a fire, while Saudi air defenses intercepted a cruise missile near the airport, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

Three Ethiopians were killed when a drone, believed to be Houthi, targeted a bus carrying Ethiopian migrants in Harad, Arma District, Shabwa. A drone, also believed to be Houthi, targeted military-equipment trucks in Nukhan north of Ataq, according to local sources.

The Houthi militia claimed responsibility for the attack on Riyadh airport, which caused deaths and injuries. Its military spokesman said four missile and drone operations targeted Riyadh airport and other sites, including Dammam airport, the Shuqdam gas station and the Tanajib Aramco oil facility in eastern Saudi Arabia, according to Houthi media.

The Houthi militia targeted forces in Ras al-Arah and Al-Suqya, Lahj, with six ballistic missiles and two drones, according to Houthi media.

The Houthi militia claimed it repelled forces attempting to advance from Lahj toward Al-Wazi'iyah, west of Taiz, according to Houthi media.

An academic was killed and others were injured by Houthi mortar fire on villages and homes in Al-Bukrah and Al-Ruwais, Al-Subaiha, Lahj, according to a local source.

People were injured after King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh came under another attack, while King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was also attacked, according to Saudi civil aviation.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry said 1,732 strikes targeted Houthi military positions, including command-and-control centers, weapons depots, fortifications and reinforcements. The ministry spokesman said more than 900 Houthis were killed and more than 287 military vehicles and pieces of equipment were destroyed or disabled.

Saudi rocket fire targeted the border district of Al-Dhahir in Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward Khamis Mushait early that day, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

National Security forces arrested a man accused of spying for the Houthi militia in the Central Area and handed him over to the relevant authorities for further investigation.

Saudi shelling targeted Khub wa al-Sha'af District in Al-Jawf, amid reports of civilian casualties, according to Houthi media.

Airstrikes targeted six Houthi positions on the Hayfan front in Taiz, according to pro-government forces, while other strikes hit Houthi positions in Al-Rahedah, adjacent to Al-Sharijah in Lahj, according to sources.

Yemen's Interior Ministry said it had dismantled Houthi cells in September that planned attacks on security and military leaders in Aden, Lahj and Abyan, as well as military reinforcements, supply lines and logistics. The ministry said the 18-member cell had trained for five months under Iranian Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah experts and described it as a "very complex network" overseen by Amjad Khaled Farhan and Ahmed Jreib.

National Security forces in Abyan detained a cell suspected of links to Amjad Khaled and the Houthi militia, saying they would continue pursuing suspected Houthi-linked cells and anyone proven to support or cooperate with them, according to Abyan National Security.

The government military spokesman said 1,879 operations targeted Houthi military positions, destroying or disabling 380 military vehicles and means and killing about 950 fighters. He said the strikes included reinforcements and convoys heading to the Taiz fronts.

Shabwa Defense forces dismantled four improvised explosive devices in the Harad sector of Arma District, while investigations continued to identify those who planted them, according to the forces.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions on the Al-Aghbarah fronts in Lahj, according to a military source.

Saudi warplanes carried out two airstrikes on a site in Jabal Habashi District, Taiz, according to Houthi media.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward Riyadh, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

The Houthi military spokesman said a Saudi Wing Loong 2 armed reconnaissance drone was shot down over Saada, while Saudi airstrikes targeted Marran and Ghamr districts, according to Houthi media.

Nine airstrikes targeted Houthi personnel and equipment in Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

Southern Nation Shield forces targeted a Houthi vehicle with a drone on the Al-Muhawalah front in Al-Mudaribah District, Lahj, according to the forces.

Heavy airstrikes targeted sites on Jabal Sabir in Taiz, according to local sources.

Houthi shelling with two ballistic missiles destroyed Ahmed bin Hanbal School in Al-Ruwais, Al-Mudaribah District, Lahj, according to the Southern Transitional Council's Legal Affairs Committee. The committee also said three civilians were killed and four others were injured by Houthi shelling of Amr bin al-As School in Malbaya, in the same governorate, on September 23.

The Saudi military spokesman said three drones were intercepted north of Riyadh.

Security forces detained vehicles carrying images of Aidarous al-Zubaidi and harassed participants in a peaceful march in Fuwah neighborhood, Mukalla, according to a local source.

A Saudi airstrike targeted the Bakhil area in border Razih District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi airstrikes targeted the oil company in Al-Sabaha, west of Sanaa, according to Houthi media.

The government military spokesman said 2,200 precision operations targeted Houthi command-and-control centers, fortifications and gathering areas. The strikes in Taiz targeted Houthi convoys and reinforcements and disrupted support to their positions. He said the operations killed about 1,200 Houthis and destroyed more than 440 military vehicles and other means.

Several airstrikes targeted Ras Issa in Al-Hudaydah and sites in Dhamar, according to field sources.

The Saudi military spokesman said a "qualitative military operation" was carried out to neutralize vital sources feeding the Houthi war effort.

Saudi air defenses intercepted two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi militia toward Dhahran and Haradh, according to the Saudi military spokesman. The spokesman said fragments from the missile targeting Dhahran fell in a residential area.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward Riyadh, according to the Saudi military spokesman.

The Houthi military spokesman said the group targeted Aramco in Dhahran, King Khalid Airport and the Aramco refinery in Riyadh, vowing to continue striking Saudi airports and oil facilities.

Security forces surrounded hundreds of Hadrami women at the Southern Transitional Council headquarters in Mukalla before their participation in an October 14 event, attempting to prevent them from reaching the venue, according to a local source.

An Arab resident was injured and a house and vehicle sustained minor damage in Riyadh after shrapnel fell following the interception of a ballistic missile, according to Saudi Civil Defense.

The government military spokesman said 2,309 precision operations targeted Houthi command-and-control centers, fortifications and gathering areas, killing about 1,250 Houthis and destroying more than 460 military vehicles and other means.

The Houthi militia said it targeted King Khalid Airport in Riyadh with a ballistic missile and Southern forces in Ras al-Arah and Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, with three ballistic missiles, according to Houthi media.

Aden police said they arrested a cell working for the Houthi militia and elements linked to Amjad Khaled, accusing them of monitoring and photographing sites, vehicles and individuals for money. Police said they found mines, explosives and detonators at the cell's hideout. Interrogations allegedly revealed a plot to target the Dar Saad police chief and his deputy with improvised explosive devices; investigations continue into possible links to other parties.

Saudi air defenses intercepted a drone over the Eastern Province and a cruise missile over Medina, according to the Saudi military spokesman. Houthi leader Nasr al-Din Amer denied targeting Saudi "holy sites," threatening a military response to what he called "slander."

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions in the Al-Nashma Mountains southwest of Taiz, according to local media.

Fierce clashes broke out on fronts west and northwest of Taiz between pro-government forces and the Houthi militia, with participation by the Popular Resistance, according to pro-government forces.

The Saudi military spokesman said 127 Houthi depots and several launchers were destroyed, adding that 1,104 missiles and 1,135 drones had been launched toward the Kingdom since operations began. He said Houthi attacks on Saudi airports had killed 19 people and wounded 364, including 17 deaths and 333 injuries from 20 attacks on King Khalid Airport since early October.

The Houthi militia fired five ballistic missiles at Maashiq Palace in Aden, the headquarters of Yemen's internationally recognized government. Yemen's health minister said the attack killed five people and injured 16 members of the guards and civilians. The Houthis claimed responsibility, saying they targeted a military operations center run by Saudi officers.

The Houthi militia targeted sites in Marib city with ballistic missiles, according to military sources.

Two Saudi airstrikes targeted Al-Marashi District in Al-Jawf, according to Houthi media.