Southern forces targeted Houthi gatherings and vehicles in Bayt al-Sharqi, north of Al-Dhalea, with Katyusha rockets, according to a military source.

Southern forces shot down a Houthi drone on the Yafa axis, in the Al-Hadd fronts, according to military sources.

A Houthi missile targeting the Turbah center in Al-Mudaribah District and Ras al-Arah, Lahj, was intercepted, according to a military source.

Pro-government forces shot down a Houthi drone in Al-Jawf Governorate.

A member of the Alqamah tribes was killed by a Houthi drone strike on the Al-Mudaribah fronts in Lahj, according to a military source.

The chief of staff of the 13th Giants Brigade was killed during fighting against the Houthi militia on the Bab al-Mandab front, according to a military source.

A Southern soldier and two members of the Al-Subaiha tribes were killed in clashes with the Houthi militia on the Al-Mudaribah fronts in Lahj, according to a military source.

Pro-government forces announced that 13 of their soldiers were killed in fighting with the Houthis on the Taiz fronts bordering Lahj.

Twelve Houthis were killed and others wounded as pro-government forces thwarted a Houthi infiltration attempt in the Al-Falihat sector south of Marib. The remaining infiltrators fled, according to the pro-government forces.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi gatherings and vehicles at the Um Rish camp and Mala'a Pass in Marib Governorate, according to pro-government forces.

Aden security forces foiled a plot to target security and military forces, vital and government facilities in the capital. They said the plot was overseen by Amjad Khaled and the Houthis. The operation led to the arrest of one suspect and the discovery of an explosive device and materials linked to the plot.

The Houthi military spokesman announced attacks on sensitive targets in Riyadh and an Aramco facility in Saudi Arabia's Yanbu with ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. He said the attacks came in response to what he described as Saudi attempts to target Sanaa, adding that large fires broke out at the sites.

The Southern Giants Brigades and Nation Shield Forces, backed by members of the Al-Subaiha tribes, seized Jabal al-Qarah hill on the Al-Mansurah front along the Lahj–Taiz border after heavy clashes with the Houthi militia resumed, according to a military source.

A Southern soldier was wounded by Houthi sniper fire on the Al-Fakher fronts north of Al-Dhalea.

Saudi army artillery shelled the Ghor al-Mashwat area in the border district of Ghamr, Saada, causing damage, according to Houthi media.

Airstrikes targeted suspected Houthi positions in Mawiyah District and the city of Al-Rahedah southeast of Taiz, according to a military source.

The Southern Giants Brigades announced that it targeted Houthi barracks and vehicles with drones on the Al-Bayda border front.

Sources reported that eight forces and tribal fighters were killed during clashes as Southern forces seized positions at Jabal Numan and on the Al-Aghbarah fronts in Al-Mudaribah. The dead included four Giants soldiers, two Salafists and two members of the Al-Aghbarah tribes.

Nation Shield Forces repelled a Houthi night attack and shot down a suicide drone on the Kahboub front in Bab al-Mandab. Two Southern Giants soldiers were killed in the fighting, according to sources.

The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported that Saudi forces intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward Riyadh.

Aden security forces renewed a campaign to seize motorcycles across the capital's districts, in response to residents' complaints and to reduce accidents.

Southern forces repelled a Houthi night attack amid heavy clashes on the Yafa axis fronts, according to a military source.

Pro-government forces shelled Houthi vehicles on Marib Governorate's western front.

Two Southern soldiers were wounded by Houthi mortar fire on the Maris and Al-Masharih fronts in Hajr, Al-Dhalea, according to sources.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi personnel and equipment in Al-Bayda Governorate, according to the Yemeni Defense Ministry spokesman.

Saudi airstrikes targeted telecommunications towers in Al-Anan District and two towers in Al-Marashi and Al-Zahir, Al-Jawf, according to Houthi media.

Pro-government forces said they destroyed Houthi artillery positions with rocket launchers on southern Marib's front. The Beihan Axis artillery also targeted Houthi gatherings, killing and wounding fighters and disabling a 23-mm gun.

The Houthi military spokesman said Saudi aircraft carried out 28 strikes on sites in Taiz, Al-Jawf and Marib.

Southern Armed Forces shelled a gathering of Houthi leaders north of Al-Dhalea, according to a military source.

A Saudi airstrike targeted Hayfan District and the Al-Abous area southeast of Taiz. Houthi media said a civilian was killed, while a military source reported that Houthi fighters were killed in strikes on the Hayfan front.

Pro-government forces said drone strikes targeted Houthi fortifications, gatherings and barracks on several fronts.

Pro-government forces shot down a Houthi drone carrying a mortar shell on the Al-Kadha front west of Taiz.

The Saudi army targeted areas in Saada's Al-Dhahir and Haydan districts with more than 135 missiles and shells, according to Houthi media.

Government forces recaptured several positions previously held by the Houthis west and south of Taiz after heavy clashes, according to government media.

Three airstrikes targeted Houthi militia positions on the Al-Ahkoum front in western rural Taiz, according to official military media.

The Houthi militia targeted the Al-Mahawili complex in Al-Mudaribah and Ras al-Arah, Lahj, with a ballistic missile, according to military and field sources.

A Houthi missile attack on the main market in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, set two civilian vehicles on fire, shattered shop windows and damaged several buildings, according to a local source.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi personnel and supply lines in Bab al-Mandab and Al-Bayda, according to the Yemeni Defense Ministry spokesman.

Shabwa Defense Forces shot down a Houthi FPV suicide drone while it was flying over a border military position.

One soldier was killed and three others from the Saba Axis Forces were wounded in Harib, Marib, by a Houthi mortar shell, according to a local source.

Southern forces shelled Houthi positions on the Al-Mansurah and Al-Bukarah border fronts in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, as clashes continued between the two sides, according to sources.

Pro-government forces thwarted a Houthi infiltration attempt on the Al-Anin front in Jabal Habashi District west of Taiz.

The Southern Giants Brigades captured a Houthi commander and one of his escorts on the Kahboub front in Bab al-Mandab.

An explosive device was found on the Shabikah–Ataq road in Shabwa, which had previously seen blasts, according to military sources.

The Southern Giants Brigades shot down a Houthi FPV suicide drone before it reached its target on the Al-Bayda front.

Civilians were wounded when two Houthi ballistic missiles hit Al-Hawali market in Ras al-Arah, Lahj, according to military sources.

A Southern Giants soldier was killed and seven others wounded in heavy clashes with the Houthi militia on the Yafa fronts, according to a military source.

Houthi drones targeted residential villages and displaced-persons gatherings for a second time in the Al-Malbiya area of Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, according to a local source.

Pro-government forces shelled Houthi positions and personnel on southern Marib's front.

Five Yemeni emergency-response soldiers were wounded when an explosive device detonated under a military vehicle in Al-Abr, Hadramout, according to a local source.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi militia personnel and equipment in Al-Bayda Governorate and Mokha, according to the Yemeni Defense Ministry spokesman.

Southern forces and tribal fighters completed their seizure of positions on the Al-Aghbarah front in Lahj after expelling the Houthis. Clashes continued to secure areas bordering Al-Wazi'iyah in Taiz.

An airstrike, believed to have been carried out by the United States, targeted a suspected Al-Qaeda operative, Suleiman al-Mohammadi, in Brom, Mukalla, after a meeting with individuals linked to the group, according to an expert on militant groups. The expert said al-Mohammadi was linked to an Al-Qaeda commander known as Abu al-Laith al-Hadrami, as part of a cell that planned to target the central prison, smuggle out detainees and monitor ships. Hadramout security forces later said one person was killed in a drone strike in the coastal area of Brom and that several people were detained at the site.

The Houthi militia fired Katyusha rockets at civilian border areas, including Al-Ruwais, Al-Bukarah and Al-Malbiya in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, according to a local source.

Houthi media claimed that nine prisoners affiliated with pro-government forces were killed when a prison in Al-Hazm, Al-Jawf, was targeted. The Yemeni Defense Ministry spokesman denied the claim, said no strike had been carried out inside Al-Hazm and held the Houthis responsible for the prisoners' safety. He called on the International Committee of the Red Cross to be informed of their detention sites and for them to be moved away from the fighting.

Pro-government forces advanced on the Jardad front in Al-Shamaytain, Taiz, and seized commanding positions overlooking Al-Wazi'iyah.

Pro-government forces and the Southern Giants targeted Houthi weapons, vehicles and gatherings on the Kahboub front. Nation Shield Forces announced that they shot down three Houthi drones, with no casualties reported.

A girl was killed and five others wounded in Saudi airstrikes that targeted telecommunications towers and a radio station building in Bajil, Al-Hudaydah, according to Houthi media.

Saudi aircraft targeted a farm and destroyed a building in Al-Qashri village, Al-Munirah District, Al-Hudaydah, according to Houthi media.

An airstrike targeted a meeting of Houthi militia leaders in Al-Wazi'iyah, west of Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

Saudi aircraft carried out strikes on areas in Maqbanah District and the Al-Athawir and Al-Abous subdistricts in Hayfan, Taiz, according to Houthi media.

Saudi aircraft carried out three strikes on Kamaran Island in Al-Hudaydah, according to Houthi media.

Four National Resistance soldiers and 15 Houthis were killed and others wounded during heavy clashes in several sectors west of Taiz, according to National Resistance military media.

The Houthi militia fired four ballistic missiles at Al-Malbiya and Al-Ruwais near Al-Haymah market in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, wounding three Southern soldiers, according to a local source.

The Saudi army targeted border areas in Razih District, Saada, with more than 45 shells and missiles, according to Houthi media.

Artillery fire was exchanged between Southern forces and the Houthi militia on the Tawarsa fronts in Al-Azariq, Al-Dhalea.

Southern forces and the Houthi militia exchanged artillery fire on the Qarin al-Musaymir front north of Lahj, according to a military source.

Three civilians were killed and four others wounded in Houthi ballistic-missile shelling that hit Amr ibn al-As School in Al-Malbiya, Al-Mudaribah and Ras al-Arah. The school housed dozens of displaced families and was about 2.5 kilometers from the contact line, according to Lahj's local authority.

A girl was wounded and her hand amputated in a Saudi strike near her home in Al-Hajlah, Razih District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

A Saudi airstrike targeted a telecommunications network in the center of Qatabir District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Saudi air defenses intercepted six ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi militia toward Taif and Yanbu. The Saudi military spokesman vowed to respond firmly to Houthi escalation and violations.

Southern forces and tribal fighters repelled a Houthi attack on the Al-Aghbarah front in Lahj and inflicted human and material losses, according to the Yemeni Defense Ministry.

A Houthi drone targeted a farm in Wadi Khir, Bayhan District, Shabwa, with no injuries reported.

Southern Armed Forces and tribal fighters seized Jabal al-Bazla and positions in Al-Aghbarah, Al-Wazi'iyah and Al-Mudaribah after clashes and Houthi shelling, according to sources. Reports said four tribal fighters were killed and three others wounded.

The Houthi militia targeted a farm in Wadi Khir, Bayhan District, Shabwa, with a drone. No injuries were reported.

Hundreds of members of the Sixth Emergency Response Division, including Sudanese personnel, as well as dozens of Saudi personnel and officers, were killed or wounded in the operation in Jizan, according to the Houthis.

Saudi aircraft carried out five strikes on Kamaran Island in Al-Hudaydah, according to Houthi media.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi militia personnel in Mokha and Taiz, according to Yemen's pro-government forces.

The Southern Giants seized an explosive-device manufacturing facility in Bayhan, Shabwa, arrested five suspects and found 55 devices containing more than 45 kilograms of high explosives.

Nation Shield Forces, with the participation of the Giants and tribal fighters, seized the summit of Jabal Numan and Dar al-Kafir in Lahj, overlooking Al-Wazi'iyah and Al-Mudaribah.

The Saudi army carried out missile shelling of border areas in Razih District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

Seven Houthis were killed and others wounded in a drone strike targeting their positions on the Al-Kadha front west of Taiz, according to Taiz Axis media.

The Houthi military spokesman said Saudi aircraft carried out 14 airstrikes and missile attacks on Taiz, Amran, Marib and Saada in 24 hours, bringing the total number of Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks since the escalation began to 1,032.

The Houthis shelled homes in Hajr and Maris and positions in Al-Awdiyah and Bitar, northwest of Al-Dhalea, with mortars, according to sources.

Saudi air defenses intercepted and destroyed two drones launched by the Houthis toward the Riyadh region, according to Saudi military spokesman Turki Al-Maliki.

Saudi aircraft carried out four strikes on Mawiyah Junction in Al-Taiziyah District and two strikes on positions in Al-Ahkoum, Hayfan District, Taiz, according to Houthi-affiliated media.

Ten pro-government soldiers were killed and others wounded in clashes with the Houthis on fronts between Taiz and Lahj. The forces said their fronts remained stable and ready to respond to Houthi movements, and reported that 13 Houthis were killed and 12 wounded on the Al-Aqroudh front in Taiz, according to the Tor al-Bahah Axis.

Three Southern forces and tribal fighters were wounded during clashes with the Houthis on the border fronts of Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, according to sources.

Airstrikes targeted Houthi reinforcements and vehicles in Hinnah, Al-Wazi'iyah, a reinforcement convoy on 60th Street north of Taiz, weapons and missile depots at Mawiyah and Al-Dhikrah junctions east of Taiz, and a Houthi gathering in Al-Suwaida, Hayfan. The strikes caused deaths and injuries, according to military sources.

Pro-government forces said airstrikes targeted a Houthi camp and vehicles at Mawiyah Junction and positions in Al-Hawban. Houthi media reported that seven people were killed and 40 wounded in Saudi strikes on Taiz's central market at Mawiyah Junction.

Southern forces responded with artillery fire against Houthi positions at Jabal Tanasum north of Karish, according to a military source.

Shabwa Defense Forces thwarted a Houthi infiltration attempt after clashes along the border of Upper Marakhah and Al-Bayda, according to a military source.

Houthi shelling of pro-government positions resumed on the Air Defense and Haan fronts in Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

The Houthis targeted the vicinity of Al-Haymah market in Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, with three ballistic missiles, with no injuries reported, according to military and local sources.

Saudi aircraft carried out five strikes on the districts of Maran and Saqin in Saada, according to Houthi media.

Nation Shield Forces used drones to target Houthi gatherings on the Maris front in Al-Dhalea, according to the forces.

The Houthis shot down a Saudi Karayal armed reconnaissance aircraft over Al-Tina in Hajjah, according to the Houthi military spokesman.

Saudi aircraft carried out four strikes on positions in Khub and Al-Shu'af District, Al-Jawf, according to the Houthi military spokesman.

The Houthi militia used drones to target civilian objects in Bir Issa village, Al-Saqiya area, Al-Mudaribah, Lahj, according to a local source.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry announced 701 targeting operations against the Houthis over 72 hours, destroying or damaging equipment, missile platforms and weapons depots, and claiming that 3,316 Houthis were killed or wounded on several fronts.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry announced the killing of four Iranian experts specializing in operating and launching drones and missiles in Taiz.

Southern forces and the Houthis exchanged medium-weapons and artillery fire on the Qarin al-Musaymir fronts in Lahj, according to sources.

Four travelers were killed and eight others wounded when gunmen opened fire on two buses on the Al-Abr road in Hadramout. The incident occurred within an area secured by the First Division's emergency forces, according to sources.

Warplanes targeted and burned Houthi reinforcements, including a tank, in Al-Rubai'i, west of Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

The Saudi army carried out missile and artillery shelling of positions in Al-Dhahir District, Saada, according to Houthi media.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry announced 356 precision targeting operations against Houthi military targets across 10 fronts and axes. Its spokesman said the operations killed and wounded 476 Houthi fighters and destroyed command centers and weapons depots, targeting positions and reinforcements on several fronts, most notably the western coast, Harad, Al-Tuwal, Marib and Taiz.

Saudi aircraft carried out 38 airstrikes on areas in Taiz, Saada and Hajjah, according to the Houthi military spokesman.

An airstrike targeted Houthi positions in Al-Qubaytah District, the border district of Lahj, according to sources.

Between September 28 and 29, the Southern Giants announced the destruction of three Houthi vehicles, an ammunition truck, another vehicle and a gathering of Houthi fighters on the Kahboub front. They said some of those aboard the vehicles were killed.

Four people were killed and six others wounded when a Houthi ballistic missile hit a Nation Shield brigade in Khor Amira, Lahj, according to a military source.

Shabwa police dismantled an explosive device planted by terrorist elements beside the main road in Nissaab District, Shabwa.

Two airstrikes targeted Houthi militia positions, vehicles and gatherings in Al-Arrouq, Hayfan District, south of Taiz, according to military sources.

The Arab South Tribal Union announced the formation of eight resistance battalions from Aden's districts to support the fronts.

The Houthi military spokesman said Saudi aircraft carried out 35 strikes on areas in Taiz, Al-Jawf, Amran, Saada and Al-Hudaydah.

Southern forces, represented by the 2nd Hazm Brigade, shelled Houthi positions and reinforcements arriving from Al-Rahedah in Taiz on the Karish front, according to a military source.

The Houthis fired four ballistic missiles at the vicinity of Al-Turbah in Taiz, according to military sources.

The Yemeni Defense Ministry announced that eight airstrikes targeted Houthi vehicles, equipment and personnel in Al-Wazi'iyah District, Taiz.

The Houthi militia targeted an electricity distribution station in Medina with a drone, putting one transformer out of service without affecting the power grid.

A Houthi drone flew over areas of Hajr, northwest of Al-Dhalea, according to a military source.

A child was killed and a woman wounded in Houthi shelling that targeted a home east of Taiz.

Shabwa Defense Forces thwarted Houthi attacks and infiltration attempts in Harib, Ain, Bayhan and Upper Marakhah, forcing the Houthis to retreat after inflicting human and material losses on them.

Security agencies detained cells and individuals linked to the Houthis in several governorates after monitoring suspicious movements, communications, meetings, intelligence-gathering and recruitment operations. Security media accused the Houthis of exploiting telecommunications networks to collect information from residents.

A Southern forces officer was killed by shrapnel from a Houthi mortar shell on the Karish front in Lahj.

The Fourth Military Region, under Hamdi Shukri, targeted a Houthi combat vehicle on the Al-Wazi'iyah front.

Government forces carried out 468 operations targeting Houthi personnel and equipment in Taiz and Al-Bayda, killing and wounding hundreds and destroying military equipment and vehicles.

Southern Armed Forces shelled Houthi reinforcements, positions and movements on the Karish border front west of Lahj.

Fighting and reciprocal strikes continued on the Al-Aghbarah, Al-Mansurah, Al-Muhawilah, Al-Khozam, Dhi Ahdah and Al-Barahah fronts in Al-Mudaribah. Southern forces repelled Houthi attacks and infiltrations, carried out airstrikes, seized weapons and captured several attackers. The latest update from sources put Southern forces and tribal fatalities at about 17.

Heavy fighting broke out between pro-government forces and the Houthi militia in Bani Bakari in Jabal Habashi and Hamir in Maqbanah. The forces repelled large Houthi attacks with air support on the Jabal Habashi, Maqbanah and Al-Aqroudh fronts, according to sources.

Reports described multiple airstrikes on the Al-Akboush, Al-Ahkoum, Hayfan, Al-Barah, 60th Street, Bani Omar and Al-Ka'awash fronts in Taiz. The Yemeni Defense Ministry announced 15 new strikes on the Al-Ka'awash and Hayfan fronts, with dozens of fighters killed, according to its spokesman.

Heavy clashes broke out between pro-government forces and the Houthi militia on the Al-Aqroudh front southeast of Taiz.

The Southern Armed Forces launched an artillery attack targeting Houthi movements and reinforcements on the Karish front north of Lahj.

Pro-government forces thwarted a large Houthi attack on all fronts of the Taiz axis and destroyed all of its attacking formations.

Clashes broke out with the Houthi militia on the outskirts of Sama District south of Taiz.

The Taiz–Aden road was closed to travelers after Houthi fighters infiltrated the area below Hijah al-Abd and blew up a main culvert used for rainwater drainage, according to field sources.

Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks targeted Sahar and Haydan districts in Saada, according to Houthi media.

Heavy clashes broke out between pro-government forces and the Houthis on several fronts in rural Taiz, according to field sources.

Thirty Houthi fighters were killed and 50 others wounded by pro-government fire on the Al-Aqroudh front in Al-Misrakh District, south of Taiz, according to pro-government forces.

The chief of staff of the Interior Ministry's emergency forces, Maj. Gen. Mohammed al-Khawlani, was killed during clashes with the Houthis on the Al-Kadha front in Taiz, according to local sources.

Southern Armed Forces air defenses shot down suicide drones launched by the Houthi militia toward Aden over the coalition headquarters in Madinat al-Shaab. No casualties were reported.

Saudi air defenses destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward Khamis Mushait, according to Saudi military spokesman Turki Al-Maliki.

Yemeni air force aircraft carried out 13 strikes on Houthi positions in Taiz and destroyed a tank and military vehicles, according to Yemeni military spokesman al-Nazili.