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Yemeni state television, quoting the Deputy Minister of Defense: The decision has been made to liberate Sana'a and settle the matter.

Houthis continues to launch several ballistic missiles towards government forces gatherings in Mocha.

Air strikes by the armed forces target Houthi militia positions in Al-Bayda.

Spokesperson for the Houthis: Saudi Arabia has taken escalatory steps by launching airstrikes and committing massacres, the latest of which was the Al-Jawf massacre.

Yemeni sources: Airstrikes target Houthis in Al-Jawf and Saada

Saudi artillery shelling targets the Al Sheikh area in the Yemeni border district of Munabbih.

Al-Bayda Governorate: The Yemeni Armed Forces control all the hills and plateaus overlooking Al-Zahir District

Houthis claimed targeted trucks loaded with military equipment coming from Saudi territory at Al-Wadi'ah camp with locally made ballistic missiles.

Government forces convoy was ambushed bu Houthis in Al-Waziyah, Taiz

Consistent with reports that Saudi Aramco's Jizan refinery was targeted in a strike earlier today, NASA's Fire Information for Resource Management System (FIRMS) detected three thermal anomalies in the facility's storage and distribution area. The three heat signatures were detected at approximately 4:40 a.m. UTC. FIRMS detects thermal anomalies from satellite observations, but the data does not by itself establish what caused them.

The Houthi militia is demanding negotiations with the Yemeni government, but the request has been rejected. Significant advances by government forces are reported

Government forces are currently imposing a siege on the Al-Libnat camp, which is controlled by the Houthi militia, east of Al-Hazm city in Al-Jawf Governorate.

Yemeni Air Force carried out strikes in the governorates of Al-Bayda and Al-Jawf.

Yemeni Armed Forces: Warplanes launched airstrikes on Houthi positions in Al-Barh and south of Hodeidah.

The Yemeni Armed Forces' air force launched several airstrikes targeting the Al-Libnat and Al-Khanjar camps in Al-Jawf Governorate, in addition to targeting Houthi reinforcements and gatherings east of Al-Hazm city, the governorate's capital. A spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces stated: "The Armed Forces carried out a military response to the escalation and violations by the Houthi militia." The spokesperson added: "The Ministry of Defense utilized newly commissioned advanced capabilities." The spokesperson concluded: "We destroyed and neutralized the militia's capabilities and personnel."

Highly likely a sensitive target in Al Jawf, Yemen was hit by airstrikes. Yemeni govt sources claim Iranian/Hezbollah operatives were the targets

Violent clashes between the Yemeni armed forces and Houthis in Al-Kadha, west of Taiz

Houthis targeted the Heijah Al-Abd road linking the governorates of Taiz and Aden with a ballistic missile.

Houthis hava captured strategic locations south of Taiz amid widening battles

Exodus from the towns of Maqbana district and Al-Kadha area in Taiz governorate after Houthis took control of them.

Houthis control large areas of the Mawza district, west of Taiz.

Houthis in Yemen targets Taiz with ballistic missiles

A Yemeni military source: Government forces are engaged in fierce battles against the Houthis.

Yemen: Houthi drone shot down over Taiz. Air defenses of the armed forces in the Taiz axis shot down a drone belonging to the Houthi militias

The spokesman for the Islamic State group, Abu Hudhayfa al-Ansari, was killed in an operation in Hadramawt, Yemen.

Houthis forces are shelling Yemeni government positions south of Hodeidah.

Saudi Arabia appears to be preparing for a renewed war with the Houthis after weeks of attacks on Saudi ships, airports and oil facilities. Analysts warn the escalation could open a new front in the Iran war. Saudi officials say the kingdom prefers peace but is prepared to act if attacks continue. Source: NYT

Houthi militia bombards islands in the Red Sea with ballistic missiles

Houthis shelling Taiz

Houthis shell Yemeni army positions in the Hays camp south of Hodeidah.