Yemen’s army says recaptured key territory as clashes with Houthis continue
Two days of fighting between government forces and Houthi fighters has left dozens dead on both sides, sources say.

Two days of fighting between government forces and Houthi fighters has left dozens dead on both sides, sources say.








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Fighting intensifies across Yemen as Houthis clash with internationally recognised government forces across many fronts.
Houthi and government forces exchange drone attacks, marking a major shift in war tactics.
Houthi missile and drone strikes target Marib and al-Makha, killing at least four people and injuring eight.
Yemen’s Ministry of Information denounces attacks on Marib as ‘escalation’ that threatens lives and increases suffering.

Cleanup crews are responding along 12 kilometres of Omani coastline following an oil spill from the grounded tanker.

Six Houthi ballistic missiles struck Yemen’s government-held al-Makha port, killing at least four.
Hostilities are rising between Iran-backed Houthis and Yemen’s internationally recognised government.
Thirteen countries have become members of the Saudi-led maritime alliance.
Civilian and military casualties have been reported as fighting has flared across Yemeni front lines in recent days.