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The Yemeni Armed Forces conducted surprise air raids on five Houthi locations in Al-Mokha and Al-Dhahab, destroying vehicles and weapons and killing multiple militia members, according to official military statements.
The Yemeni Armed Forces announced the outcomes of a series of aerial strikes targeting Houthi militia positions, troop concentrations, and military vehicles in Al-Mokha and Al-Dhahab on the western coast. The operations reportedly destroyed armored vehicles, weapons systems, and resulted in casualties among Houthi fighters across multiple sites.
Maj. Gen. Majid Abdullah Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, stated that the airstrikes hit Houthi gatherings and movements within Al-Mokha city, its surrounding areas, and along the road linking Al-Mokha to Al-Dhahab.
According to the Armed Forces’ official statement, one strike fully destroyed vehicles and weapons near Al-Mokha port while simultaneously engaging Houthi personnel in that vicinity. A separate raid targeted a Houthi concentration near the “Zaid Al-Khuruj” mall in Al-Mokha.
Additional strikes struck Houthi elements adjacent to the Water Project Administration office in Al-Mokha, as part of the broader campaign across dispersed locations in the area.
Aerial operations extended to the highway connecting Al-Mokha and Al-Dhahab. Forces targeted Houthi vehicle convoys and personnel concentrations at the “Al-Mahjar Al-Hayawani” (Animal Quarantine) site, located approximately 11 kilometers from Al-Mokha city.
The military spokesperson also confirmed an airstrike on a Houthi gathering inside a former military commander’s headquarters situated in the northern ring road district of Al-Mokha.
These strikes form part of ongoing military operations across the western coast frontlines, focusing on Houthi troop movements, assembly points, and deployment locations in the environs of Al-Mokha and Al-Dhahab.



