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The Yemeni Armed Forces announced that they targeted 257 Houthi positions in a single operation. Mujahid Al-Nuzayli, spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, stated that the operation focused on Taiz and encompassed Sanaa, Midi, Baqim, and the fronts of Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Bayda, and Lahij
Head of the Field Media Office in Sana'a: The Ministry of Health has not reported any casualties resulting from the recent Saudi-led air strikes on Sana'a
Trump's top national security aides held an unannounced meeting at Camp David on Friday to discuss the Iran war and the Saudi-Houthi conflict in Yemen. Vice President Vance chaired the meeting, joined by Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, Steve Witkoff, CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. The talks came as Trump weighs renewed major military action against Iran and faces Saudi pressure to join planned strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. Source: Axios
Reuters: Pakistan has deployed between 30,000 and 40,000 soldiers in Saudi Arabia to assist in defending the Kingdom, primarily by intercepting drones and missiles. The troops have arrived in batches, starting last year, as well as after the recent escalation, but Pakistan has not yet decided to send forces to Yemen to participate in combat operations.
Houthi forces after seizing control of the "Rasen" area and the "Jabal", is moving towards "Beni Mohammed", bringing it closer to the last supply lines for Saudi-backed forces in Taiz
Air defenses intercept Houthi missile over "Masjid al-Sa'id" in Aden following Friday prayers, during the funeral of National Army and Popular Resistance fighters
The Yemeni government has warned the UN Security Council and the United Nations of a serious threat to the safety and security of international civil aviation over southern Red Sea, due to the use of Iranian-made weapons by Houthi militias launched from areas under their control towards international air routes