Heavy clashes broke out on the Yafa al-Had fronts after Houthi forces shelled Southern forces' positions with a Katyusha rocket.

The National Resistance Forces, backed by Southern Giants units and drones, launched a counteroffensive south of Al Jarahi. They said they advanced along the Suqam axis and south of Al Jarahi, retaking rural areas in Hays and Al Barah Junction, as clashes were reported at Jabal Al Muharriq on the Suqam axis. They reported Houthi fatalities and injuries without giving a final toll.

Saba News Agency reported that four civilians were killed and nine others wounded in Houthi shelling that targeted a civilian gathering on the Hija Al Abd road south of Taiz.

The National Resistance Forces said they destroyed two Houthi-booby-trapped boats that attempted to target Al Fajrah south of Al Khokha and the Mokha port.

The National Resistance Forces said they shot down two Houthi fiber-optic-guided suicide drones on the Al Barah front west of Taiz.

Al-Jumhuriya TV reported that the bodies of 242 Houthi fighters arrived at Al Barah Hospital west of Taiz over two days.

Saba News Agency reported that five positions were captured on the Hayfan front south of Taiz, inflicting human and material losses on the Houthis.

Military sources said the Houthis seized the main road in Al Kadha, Jabal Habashi, linking Taiz city and Mokha, and captured National Resistance soldiers. They also took the Al Udhair, Tariq School, Darkhaf, Al Qurun and Al Darb positions.

Military media reported that the Education Office in Hays, south of Al Hudaydah, was targeted by a Houthi ballistic missile.

Pro-government forces said they shot down a Houthi Rajum-type drone on the Adwan front east of Al Hazm in Al Jawf governorate.

Military sources reported that 26 soldiers were killed in clashes on the Maqbanah, Jabal Habashi and Al Barah fronts, including five from the second and fourth brigades of the Nation Shield Forces, while 31 Houthi fighters were killed. A medical source said eight Southern Giants personnel and two civilians were taken wounded to Abboud Hospital in Aden after the Al Kadha clashes.

Three children and a woman were wounded by Houthi sniper fire in Al Kadha and Al Rahbah west of Taiz, local sources said.

Pro-government forces said a drone struck a Houthi jamming system on the Al Mushajjah front in Marib, while another drone targeted Houthi fighters on the southern Marib fronts.

A Southern forces soldier was killed in Houthi mortar fire targeting the Thawkhub fronts northwest of Al Dhale'e.

Yemen's Defense Ministry said it destroyed and neutralized Houthi capabilities and fighters at the Al Labanat camp in Al Jawf, saying the operation responded to Houthi escalation and violations and used newly commissioned military capabilities.

A child and an elderly woman were wounded when a Houthi shell hit a house in the coastal Al Hima area of Al Tuhayta district, local media reported.

The Houthi militia targeted Taiz city with three ballistic missiles, with no reported casualties, Saba News Agency said.

A child was killed in Houthi shelling that targeted the village of Murakha west of Taiz, 2 December news agency reported.

Pro-government forces engaged in heavy clashes with the Houthis in the Al Kadha sector west of Taiz, Yemeni military sources said.

A Houthi ballistic missile struck five houses in Ibb Rural district, local sources said.

Hadramout Coast Guard seized 37 kilograms of hashish at the Asad Al Fay checkpoint while it was being transported to several governorates.

The National Resistance Forces said their artillery scored direct hits on Houthi gatherings and barracks on the Western Coast fronts.

Warplanes carried out a strike on Houthi positions in Al Zahir, Al Bayda governorate, adjacent to the Yafa front, a military source said.

Houthi mortar fire on the village of Admah in Maris, north of Al Dhale'e, destroyed a civilian's car.

The National Resistance Forces said they found bodies on the Western Coast believed to belong to Somalia's al-Shabaab movement. They said checks of identities, documents and possessions indicated that the men had fought alongside the Houthis.

The Yemeni Coast Guard said it intercepted the oil tanker NEREIDA in the Gulf of Aden after it unloaded an unauthorized cargo at the Houthi-controlled Ras Isa port. The vessel was escorted to Aden for an inquiry into its route, cargo and documents; it is listed among ships under U.S. sanctions and had switched off its tracking system during parts of the voyage.

Heavy clashes broke out between pro-government forces and the Houthis. Pro-government forces also foiled an attempted Houthi infiltration on the Al Dhabab front west of Taiz city, Yemeni military sources said.

Warplanes carried out airstrikes on Houthi targets on the Al Barah front west of Taiz, a military source said.

Southern Armed Forces used a drone to target a Houthi weapons depot at Jabal Nasa in Damt, north of Al Dhale'e.

Warplanes carried out three strikes on Houthi positions south of Damt, north of Al Dhale'e.

Yemeni pro-government forces launched a military operation against the Houthis in Al Jawf governorate.

Heavy clashes involving various weapons broke out between the Southern Giants, National Resistance Forces and the Houthis on the Al Barah axis, Yemeni military sources said.

Houthi media said Saudi airstrikes and cruise missiles targeted Al Jawf, Al Bayda, Marib and Taiz governorates.

The Houthi military spokesman said the group shot down a Saudi Wing Loong 2 reconnaissance aircraft over Al Bayda governorate.

Two Nation Shield Forces soldiers were killed and two others wounded when an improvised explosive device struck a military unit outside the central prison in Ataq, Shabwa, as it headed to Aden, a local source said.

The Houthis fired four mortar rounds at Southern forces' positions on the Qareen Al Musaymir front north of Lahj, followed by reciprocal shelling, a military source said.

Warplanes struck Houthi reinforcements in Al Rubai'i west of Taiz, including 21 vehicles carrying fighters, military equipment and guns, according to pro-government forces.

The Houthis said they targeted Saudi force concentrations east of Al Jawf, destroying armored vehicles and other equipment.

Clashes and reciprocal mortar and drone fire broke out between Southern forces and the Houthis on the Al Had fronts in Yafa, a military source said.

The Southern Giants Forces said they launched an operation from the Al Had front toward Al Zahir district in Al Bayda, seizing positions in Dhi Amkhashab, Hayed Al Khazzan, Al Mujeirash, Dar Al Maalla and Al Nasifah and advancing toward Dhi Na'im. They said 23 Houthis were killed and dozens wounded. A military source reported seven Southern Giants personnel killed in the clashes—the latest toll listed in the table.

Houthi media said Saudi aircraft targeted the central prison in Al Hazm district, Al Jawf, with reports of casualties but no confirmed toll.

Houthi media said Saudi aircraft targeted the Sarah subdistrict in Majz district, Saada.

The Houthis said they shot down a Saudi armed CH-4 reconnaissance aircraft over Al Jawf governorate.

Saudi military spokesman Turki Al-Malki said 73 civilians were wounded in Houthi attacks on Abha, Jazan, Khamis Mushait and Najran. The Saudi Energy Ministry said the attacks hit energy facilities in the south, causing fires and temporary operational stoppages. The Houthis, meanwhile, said they targeted Aramco facilities, the Economic City and Khamis Mushait air base with dozens of ballistic missiles and drones.

The Houthi military spokesman said 121 Saudi airstrikes hit Marib, Al Bayda, Al Hudaydah, Taiz and Al Jawf over three days, launched from King Khalid and Fahd air bases.

Pro-government forces, backed by tribes, said they entered and seized Al Yatma in Al Jawf after rocket-launcher preparation. Hours later, Houthi media said the group retook Al Yatma market; the table contains no independent confirmation of the final control status.

Saudi aircraft carried out four airstrikes on Al Jubah district, Marib, Houthi-affiliated media reported.

Saudi aircraft carried out a series of airstrikes on Al Wazi'iyah district, Taiz, Houthi-affiliated media reported.

A Southern forces soldier was killed when the Houthi militia fired a Katyusha rocket at Southern positions on the Yafa front, a military source said.

A civilian was killed and another wounded by a Houthi militia sniper in Al Musaymir, north of Lahj, a military source said.

Warplanes struck Houthi militia reinforcements in the Al Kadha and Al Barah sectors west of Taiz, the National Resistance's military media reported.

Joint Forces on the Western Coast captured Houthi commander Abu Ali Al Udhari and several of his men on the Al Barah axis in Taiz, the National Resistance said.

Southern forces targeted Houthi militia positions with heavy artillery and drones at Tharah Pass in Abyan, a military source said.

Joint Forces launched an attack against the Houthis on the Al Kadha front west of Taiz, a military source said.

Warplanes targeted a Houthi gathering and command center on the Jabal Habashi front west of Taiz, pro-government forces said.

Warplanes carried out two strikes on Houthi positions and reinforcements north of the Karsh front in Lahj, a military source said.

Warplanes targeted a Houthi site in Al Junaid, Mawiyah district, Taiz, which a military source said likely contained a missile-launch platform.

Saudi aircraft carried out an airstrike on Al Qubaytah district north of Lahj, Houthi-affiliated media reported.

Four Nation Shield Forces soldiers were killed and three wounded by an explosion of unknown cause that struck a military convoy on the Al Abr–Marib road, a security source said.

Agence France-Presse reported that more than 500 people were killed in a week of fighting between government forces and the Houthis, including 216 government troops, 278 Houthis and at least 29 civilians.

Clashes continued between pro-government forces and the Houthis in Al Wazi'iyah district and its center west of Taiz on September 8 and 9, military and local sources said.

Heavy overnight clashes broke out between the Southern Armed Forces and the Houthi militia on the Thawkhub fronts north of Al Dhale'e, a military source said.

The Houthi militia shelled villages and civilian sites west of Qatabah district, north of Al Dhale'e, with mortars overnight, a military source said.

The Maris fronts in Al Dhale'e witnessed heavy overnight clashes between Southern forces and the Houthis.

Heavy and medium-weapons clashes broke out between Southern forces and the Houthis in the Al Jubb sector of Al Dhale'e.

The Third Military Region carried out a large-scale operation south of Marib, inflicting heavy losses on the Houthis.

A soldier and two children were wounded and three of Yemeni Defense Minister Taher Al Uqaili's escorts were detained during security tensions after his visit to Al Dhale'e city. Local sources reported that a car was burned, a vehicle in the convoy disabled, streets blocked with tires and gunfire heard.

The Houthi group targeted Saudi force concentrations east of Al Jawf and burned several vehicles, Houthi media said.

Saudi aircraft carried out 43 strikes on areas of Marib, Al Jawf, Taiz and Al Hudaydah, Houthi media reported.

The National Resistance Forces said they forced Houthi boats to withdraw north toward Al Hudaydah.

Pro-government forces said they seized Al Mutahafat and mountain heights north of Upper Labanat in Al Jawf, liberated wide areas and cut Houthi supply lines on the eastern fronts of Al Hazm city. They said operations continued, with several Houthis captured or killed and others wounded.

Warplanes bombed a meeting of Houthi leaders in Al Barah, Taiz, including a senior official in the so-called Defense Ministry, who were believed killed, Al-Jumhuriya TV reported citing military sources.

The Southern Giants Forces said they sent additional military reinforcements to the Western Coast to support the National Resistance against the Houthis.

Saudi aircraft carried out strikes on Al Salif, Al Tuhayta and Kamaran Island in Al Hudaydah, Houthi media reported.

The National Resistance said the Houthis targeted Zuqar Island with two ballistic missiles. A government military official quoted by AFP later reported that the Houthis had seized the island.

Southern Giants commanders reported withdrawals by pro-government forces from the Western Coast. The third and fifth Nation Shield brigades returned to the Al Anad axis after reinforcing the fronts on September 5. Tareq Saleh said he ordered an alternative command center south of Mokha to regroup forces after Houthi breakthroughs on the battle axes.

Saudi aircraft carried out three strikes on Al Jubah district in Marib, Houthi media reported.

Saudi aircraft carried out about 40 strikes on Taiz, Al Hudaydah, Al Jawf and Marib governorates, Houthi media reported.

The Houthis completed their takeover of all districts in Al Hudaydah governorate, Yemeni press sources reported.

The Houthis seized Mokha city overlooking the Bab al-Mandab Strait, Yemeni government sources quoted by Reuters reported.

The Houthi military spokesman said the group shot down a Saudi armed reconnaissance aircraft over Hajjah.

Saudi aircraft carried out 10 strikes on Al Hazm and Al Ghayl districts in Al Jawf, Houthi media reported.

The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said it received a report of a security incident 98 nautical miles southwest of Mukalla. A vessel also reported a small boat approaching it off the Hadramout coast.

A circulating video showed a Yemeni military force withdrawing from Mokha through Al Umairah in Lahj while heading to Aden.

Clashes broke out between pro-government forces and the Houthis in Dhabab, adjacent to the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Government forces and their allies later redeployed in the city, government and local military sources quoted by Reuters said.

Military sources quoted by Reuters said the Houthis attacked the Hanish Islands in the Red Sea and later reached the main island.

Saudi aircraft carried out 10 strikes on Dhabab district west of Taiz, Houthi media reported.

Saudi aircraft carried out a strike on Al Aqaba village east of Shafar city in Hajjah, Houthi media reported.

The Houthi militia targeted the Hija Al Abd road linking Taiz and Aden with a missile, with reports of civilian deaths and injuries, local sources said.

After warning civilians against approaching Houthi movements around Mokha or using the Taiz–Mokha road, Yemen's Defense Ministry said the air force began striking the area specified in the warning. The strikes targeted Houthi reinforcements, equipment and positions in Mokha and Dhabab, military sources said.

The Houthis targeted Southern forces' positions in Ras Al Ara and Khor Umairah, Lahj, with ballistic missiles and drones, causing injuries; no specific toll was reported.

The Houthi militia used drones to shell a mosque in Al Mahaji, Al Had district in Yafa.

Shabwa Defense Forces repelled attempted Houthi infiltrations on the Harib front.

Yemen's Defense Ministry spokesman said government forces destroyed Houthi vehicles and weapons and killed fighters near Mokha port, and targeted another gathering on the city's northern ring road.

Two soldiers were killed, a third wounded and their weapons looted in a banditry incident in Al Dhale'e after they returned from the Mokha front, the local authority said.

Drones operated by the Nation Shield Forces targeted Houthi positions on the Al Dhale'e front.

The governor of Al Dhale'e declared a state of emergency and approved a security campaign to pursue suspects linked to banditry.

Warplanes targeted dozens of trucks carrying weapons and missiles in Taiz as they traveled from Mokha to Sanaa, pro-government forces said.

Armed men in civilian clothes deployed in Seiyun in Hadramout Valley. A local source said they came from Marib.

The Houthis targeted a village in Al Misrakh district, Taiz, with a ballistic missile launched from a position east of the governorate, government media reported.

Warplanes bombed Houthi militia positions in Mukayras, Jabal Al Kawr and Tharah Pass in Abyan, a military source said.

Pro-government forces said more than 20 strikes targeted Houthi positions, vehicles, missile launchers and a communications system in Al Bayda and Mukayras.

Southern forces shot down a Houthi suicide drone on the Al Had front in Yafa, a military source said.

The Houthi militia shelled the Al Qasr crossing east of Taiz with heavy and medium weapons, halting movement there, local sources said.

A Saudi airstrike targeted Baqim district in Saada, Houthi media reported.

The Southern Giants Brigades shot down a Houthi militia suicide drone before it reached its target.

Saudi aircraft carried out three strikes on Al Rubai'i in Al Ta'izziah district, Taiz, Houthi media reported.

Clashes broke out between Southern forces personnel and the Houthis in Bab al-Mandab.

The National Resistance said more than 1,000 Houthis were killed and thousands wounded, while more than 500 soldiers were killed and about 1,500 wounded, during Western Coast battles from August 9 to September 10.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi gatherings near the Al Wazi'iyah police building west of Taiz, a military source said.

Airstrikes destroyed Houthi equipment, gatherings and fighters between Dhabab and Mokha, Yemen's Defense Ministry spokesman said.

A Houthi bomb-laden drone flew intensively over the Al Had fronts in Yafa, bordering Al Bayda, a military source said.

Warplanes carried out five airstrikes on the Houthis in Bab al-Mandab, a military source said.

Al Dhale'e police arrested suspects in the case of the assassination of several residents of Al Azariq district.

The Houthis targeted National Resistance force gathering areas with ballistic missiles, the National Resistance's military media reported.

Tareq Saleh ordered the formation of the Tihama Resistance Force as an independent force from the first and second brigades, appointing Maj. Gen. Zayed Mansour as its commander, the National Resistance's military media reported.

Saudi aircraft carried out 58 airstrikes on Taiz, Lahj, Al Jawf, Hajjah, Al Bayda and Saada, the Houthi spokesman said.

Clashes continued on September 13 and 14 along the border with Al Mudharabah district in Lahj. Southern forces, backed by tribes, said they repelled a Houthi attack on the Al Aghabrah and Al Khazzam fronts.

Three Southern Giants personnel were wounded by an accidental Saudi strike in Kahboub, Bab al-Mandab, military sources said.

The Houthis said they launched an attack with dozens of missiles and drones on military facilities at King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait. In a later update, Saudi military spokesman Turki Al-Malki said attacks on Khamis Mushait, Abha and Taif wounded 13 civilians and damaged seven houses and two vehicles.

The Human Rights Ministry said 150 civilians were killed and more than 200 others wounded in a preliminary toll documenting alleged Houthi violations since September 3.

A member of the First Brigade was killed when an armed group opened fire on a food-supply vehicle at Bin Ma'ili market in Wadi Ubaidah, Marib, Yemen's emergency forces said.

A soldier was wounded and a vehicle damaged when an improvised explosive device struck a Nation Shield unit near Al Saeed Junction in Shabwa, a local source said.

The Southern Armed Forces and the Houthis exchanged mortar and medium-weapons fire on the Maris fronts north of Al Dhale'e.

Yemen's Defense Ministry spokesman said strikes targeted Houthi equipment, fighters and headquarters in Dhabab, Taiz, and Al Khokha, Al Hudaydah.

A Houthi ballistic-missile launch platform at Taiz airport east of the city was targeted, Taiz axis media reported.

Yemeni pro-government forces said airstrikes targeted Houthi gatherings and barracks northwest of Marib.

Three people were killed and three others wounded, according to a preliminary toll, when a drone targeted a military convoy and weapons-laden trucks on the Al Abr road linking Hadramout and Shabwa, sources said.

Strikes targeted Houthi positions, gatherings and reinforcements on the Al Ahkum front in rural Taiz, pro-government forces said.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi supplies and positions in Mokha and Dhabab on the Western Coast, Yemen's Defense Ministry spokesman said.

Clashes continued on the Kahboub front in Bab al-Mandab between the Southern Giants and Nation Shield Forces on one side and the Houthis on the other. The Giants said the Houthis suffered human and material losses, with a vehicle, military truck and 14.5mm weapon destroyed. Two Southern forces soldiers were killed.

Clashes continued on September 15 and 16 along the fronts bordering Al Mudharabah and Ras Al Ara. Southern forces and Al-Sabihah tribes said they foiled a Houthi infiltration and attack in Al Mashbak, Al Mansourah, Al Mansourah Pass and Numan, captured two fighters and shot down a drone. The Houthis sent more than 50 military vehicles toward Al Dharifah in Al Wazi'iyah.

The Houthis said they shot down a Saudi F-15 fighter jet over Marib governorate.

Yemen's Defense Ministry spokesman said airstrikes targeted Houthi headquarters, equipment and supplies in Dhabab, Mokha and the northern fronts.

Pro-government forces said they targeted Houthi positions, barracks and personnel on the Al Kadha front west of Taiz.

The Houthi militia fired three missiles from Al Rahidah in Taiz toward Bab al-Mandab, a military source said.

The Houthis targeted positions in Ras Al Ara, Lahj, with about eight ballistic missiles, including at National Resistance gatherings. A medical source reported five Southern Giants and National Resistance personnel killed and 17 others wounded, including a civilian and a child.

The Houthis said they targeted Aramco in Yanbu and Khamis Mushait air base in Saudi Arabia with dozens of ballistic missiles and drones, saying their military operations against the Saudi interior would continue.

Airstrikes targeted a Houthi camp near Al Rubai'i quarry west of Taiz, pro-government forces said.

A Shabwa Defense soldier was killed and three others wounded in a Houthi drone strike on the Harib front in Marib.

The Houthi military spokesman said they shot down a Saudi Wing Loong 2 reconnaissance aircraft over Marib governorate.

Pro-government forces used drones to target Houthi gatherings on the northern Marib fronts.

Southern forces and the Houthi militia exchanged heavy- and medium-weapons fire on the Maris fronts north of Al Dhale'e.

On September 16 and 17, the Houthis continued shelling Southern forces' positions and civilian sites with artillery and mortars on the Bab Ghalq front west of Qatabah, Al Dhale'e.

The Southern Giants Forces targeted Houthi positions and gatherings on the Kahboub front in Bab al-Mandab, saying they inflicted deaths and injuries.

Pro-government forces foiled a Houthi attack on the Al Anin front in Jabal Habashi district west of Taiz.

Two people were wounded and homes damaged when Saudi aircraft bombed a telecommunications tower in Al Rahidah east of Taiz, Houthi media reported.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi positions and reinforcements at Al Dhikrah Junction, Al Dimnah and Al Rahidah in Taiz, military sources said.

Two Nation Shield Forces soldiers were killed and another wounded in a Houthi drone attack on the Al Mudharabah fronts in Lahj, military sources said.

Heavy clashes took place at the Shurayrah and Al Alqamah positions in the Al Aghabrah sector. Southern forces and tribes said they seized Al Dhahurah and forced the Houthis to withdraw, inflicting losses.

One person was killed and two wounded, while buildings and vehicles were damaged in Taif by Houthi drone shrapnel, Saudi Civil Defense said.