Syria officially denies reports of sending troops to Yemen. Presidential media adviser Ahmed Muwaffaq Zeidan called the reports "lies with no truth" while affirming Syria stands with Saudi Arabia's security. Syria's Information Ministry issued a separate statement saying Damascus's priority is "rebuilding the country and its institutions," not "opening new fronts." This directly contradicts today's Axios and Reuters reports saying Damascus was seriously considering Saudi Arabia's request to deploy 10,000-20,000 troops. The official statement says any military cooperation happens "only through official channels and existing bilateral frameworks." No Saudi confirmation or denial of the request has been issued

The Homeland Shield Forces, the Giants Brigades, and the Joint Forces have established full control over the Kahbub front

Saudi Arabia and Syria are discussing the possibility of sending Syrian soldiers to Yemen to join the battles against the Houthis, three senior U.S. officials told. Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa is seriously considering this but has not yet made a final decision

Yemeni Air Force targets the headquarters of the Central Ballistic Missile Systems Command in the outskirts of the capital Sana'a, killing 11 officers, including several Iranians

A Chinese container ship was attacked with a projectile in the Red Sea

Syria is carefully considering providing military assistance to key ally Saudi Arabia amid an escalating war against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, a US official and a Syrian military official briefed on the matter said. Options being considered include defensive aid to protect the kingdom from attacks, or deployment of forces in an offensive capacity to help Saudi-backed Yemeni troops fight the Houthis, the sources said

The Saudi General Civil Aviation Authority reports that an attack on Abha Airport resulted in the death of two residents and the injury of 28 Saudi nationals and residents.

Houthi military spokesman: We targeted 11 gatherings of government forces south of Bab al-Mandab with 11 ballistic missiles.

National Shield Forces publicly showcase, for the first time, a 122 mm Grad-family multiple rocket launcher equipped with a 20/40-tube launcher

Two Saudi airstrikes target the telecommunications network in the Al-Safra and Al-Salem districts of Saada Governorate, northern Yemen

Yemeni Ministry of Transportation: Condemns the targeting of Aden International Airport with two ballistic missiles and a number of explosive drones.

Aden Security Media Office: No reports of casualties from the attack targeting Aden International Airport.

Explosions were reported at Aden International Airport. Houthis launched missiles and drones against it

Targeting of Aden International Airport

Houthis targeted Aden airport with ballistic missiles

Government forces loyal to the Homeland Shield announce they have seized the highest peak in Jabal Habashi in Taiz province after driving out the Houthis.

Saudi air strikes reported on Sana'a

Large fire erupts at Saudi Aramco refinery in Jeddah as result of Houthis strikes

Yemeni forces continue to advance on the southern front in the Marib province, as part of Operation "Dawn of Yemen," amid continued losses and casualties for the Iranian-backed Houthi group. A military source from the Armed Forces Media Center stated that air defenses managed to shoot down a hostile drone in the Raghwan district northwest of Marib

Al Arabiya accompanies Yemeni forces during a sweep of Houthi militia pockets around Dhubab and Bab al-Mandab.

Yemeni government forces: Missile launched by Houthi group intercepted west of Marib Governorate

The military aircraft has struck Houthi militia sites in Turbah, Taiz.

Clashes with Houthi militants in Jabal Jabshi, west of Taiz.

The military aircraft targeted Houthi reinforcements near Al-Waziah, west of Taiz.

Yemeni government forces: Airstrikes target Houthi vehicles and gatherings in Ad Dahdah, Al-Ma'ass district, south of Taiz.

Government forces: Airstrikes target Houthi militia vehicles and rallys in the isolated al-Quds area in the Mawsa Directorate, southern Yemen.

Saudi Arabia is pumping 5.8m barrels in 24 hours through its key cross-country East-West pipeline, Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said — the first official announcement on the conduit's flow after an attack in early September. Pre-attack, the pipe carried ~7m barrels in 24 hours

The military spokesman for Houthis: We targeted Abha International Airport with a ballistic missile, and air traffic there was disrupted.

Houthis: We targeted Saudi troop buildups with dozens of ballistic missiles and drones in Al-Tuwal, Jizan

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Jazan and Najran International Airport were targeted in two attacks on Monday evening, causing three minor injuries and limited material damage, authorities said