Yemen's armed forces carried out airstrikes targeting Houthi gatherings on several fronts, alarabiya.net reported on Monday.
According to the outlet, the strikes hit multiple locations where Houthi forces had assembled. The report did not specify the number of casualties or the exact areas struck.
Separately, the Saudi newspaper Sabq reported that Yemeni forces destroyed Houthi equipment and headquarters in the Dhubab and Al-Khawkhah areas, describing the operation as part of a campaign it called "the killing box." Sabq published video material alongside its report.
Fighting has also continued around Taiz. Monte Carlo International reported that Houthi forces advanced toward the strategic Jabal Kahbub mountains, while the army attempted to retake positions in the governorate. The Saudi-owned Asharq Al-Awsat reported that Taiz has been placed on alert to counter the Houthi threat and prevent infiltrations.
In an interview with the Saudi daily Okaz, the chief of staff of operations for the Taiz axis said victory over the Houthis would come, without giving a timeline.
The reports describe activity on several fronts rather than a single operation, and none of the outlets cited provided a unified casualty toll or a full account of territorial control.
What to watch next: whether the reported Houthi advance near Jabal Kahbub is confirmed or reversed, and whether the strikes on the western coast fronts continue.
