Yemeni Defense Minister Lieutenant General Mohsen Al-Daari arrived in the city of Sayoun in Hadhramaut today, Sunday, two days after two Saudi officers were killed by a Yemeni army soldier, in an incident whose details have not yet been revealed, while Saudi Arabia and Yemen confirmed coordination to conduct investigations.

A military spokesman in the Taiz axis revealed that the terrorist Houthi militia has mobilized new reinforcements and carried out engineering innovations and dug trenches around the city of Taiz (southwest of Yemen).

The Yemeni army confirmed that "peace with a militia that is addicted to killing, displacement, looting and plundering, and is also addicted to absolute loyalty to the foreign sponsor, is impossible, indeed impossible itself."

The Sudanese army announced, on Sunday, the defection of military commander Abu Aqla Muhammad Ahmed Kikil from the leadership of the Rapid Support Forces in Al-Jazeera State (central), and his joining the fighting in the ranks of the army.

The army forces thwarted an infiltration attempt by the terrorist Houthi militias on the Al-Abtar front in Khab Al-Sha'af district in Al-Jawf governorate.

The Sudanese army launched artillery and air strikes in the Sudanese capital Khartoum on Thursday, military sources told Reuters, in the largest operation to retake territory there since the start of its 17-month war on the Rapid Support Forces.