Houthi militia establishes military sites in Al Dhale and sends reinforcements to Marib fronts

The Houthi militia has established military sites in the Al-Dhale’ Governorate (south), in conjunction with sending military reinforcements to the fronts of the Ma’rib Governorate (east of Yemen), as part of a wave of escalation by the militia on various battlefronts throughout the country.

Military sources said that the Houthi militia had established new military sites in the Halhal sector on the Tursah front in Al-Azraq, southwest of Al-Dhale.

The sources added that the militia sent bulldozers to the sector and began paving a road to the newly established sites.

In a related context, military sources in Ma'rib Governorate (eastern Yemen) reported that the Houthi militia had sent large military reinforcements in recent days, including military vehicles and hundreds of fighters.

According to the sources, the militia has mobilized its reinforcements to the fronts of (Sarwah, Al-Jawba, and Jabal Murad), and has also held maneuvers and armed gatherings.

The sources indicated that the militia leader, Abu Ali Al-Hakim, who is on the UN sanctions lists, is leading these mobilizations and who recently appeared in a gathering of fighters in the Sirwah area.

Abu Ali Al-Hakim appeared in Sarwah today, with Sheikh Muhammad Ahmed Al-Zaidi and a group of people who were asked by the lighter thief to mobilize against Marib! The movements of the Shiite militias are escalating in these two days!! 🔥 But #crusher_is_ready #Marib pic.twitter.com/DSeZvgeuja

— Ahmed Al-Abab (@ahmed_alabab) January 25, 2025

In recent weeks, the terrorist Houthi militia has escalated its hostile operations and sent large reinforcements to various battlefronts as part of its efforts to detonate the situation militarily after a relative calm that lasted for more than two years.