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Yemeni Forces Report New Gains in Taiz, 1,164 Strikes on Houthis

  • Saudi-Led forces have launched airstrikes around the Yemeni city of Taiz to break a Houthi siege, marking the new frontline in Yemen's conflict between the internationally recognized government and Houthi fighters.
  • Following a September Houthi offensive where rebels captured the port of Mocha and pushed toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, they gained roughly 150 km of coastline, threatening critical maritime shipping routes.
  • Opening phase strikes involved 100 fighter aircraft destroying 324 'high-value targets,' according to coalition spokesman Major General Turki al-Maliki, while international oil prices surged above $110 following the Mocha seizure.
  • Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed personally pressed for the counter-offensive to protect maritime security, though he declined direct United States participation in the operation.
  • Dubbing the offensive 'Operation Dawn of Yemen,' Presidential Leadership Council President Rashad al-Alimi announced the goal is to restore state institutions and defeat the Houthi movement.
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Government forces in Yemen claim to have snatched a number of areas from the Husit rebels in Taiz province, transferring Al Jazeera to Al Jazeera.

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On Sunday, the Yemeni armed forces made progress on the ground in the areas of Al-Sunmat and Al-Sarari in the Sabar Front south of Ta'izz governorate, following an attack since dawn on Houthi militia positions.

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A Haber broke the news in Türkiye on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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