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AP: A private geospatial intelligence firm analyzed 40 missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen and militias in Iraq between July 1 and October 19. In every case, Russian government and military satellites were observed orbiting over the targeted areas for days before and after the attacks. The findings suggest Russia is helping Iran and its allies target Saudi oil and military infrastructure, contributing to rising global energy prices. Three officials, including a Saudi official and a senior Houthi, and a private intelligence analyst told AP that the Houthis and other Iranian allies benefited from Russian intelligence and Chinese capabilities. Iranian advisers reportedly analyzed and passed the intelligence to allied groups.
Houthis commander: our forces successfully repelled an offensive attempt by pro-government forces at the southern Bab al-Mandab direction. The troops were targeted with ballistic missiles and heavy weapons
Taiz: Two dead and 7 injured, significant damage to civilian property reported as pro-government forces shell fuel station in Al-Saba' district of Sabrah Directorate.
Taiz: Armed forces attack Houthi militias in Mount al-Midan, west of Taiz, and engage in clashes with the militias in the Shabq and al-Quroud fronts and around Jabal Han in the western fronts. In the meantime, the military aircraft carried out eight strikes on Houthi positions and gatherings in al-Hamra.
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