Yemeni military units have launched a fresh round of ballistic missile attacks on the positions of Saudi-backed mercenaries at the strategic Port of Mokha in southwestern Yemen.

Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out a large-scale operation against Saudi-backed mercenaries in the southwestern province of Ta’izz, killing and wounding dozens of them.

The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces says the country’s military units have targeted oil depots and pipelines deep inside Saudi Arabia.

Here is an interview on escalating West Asia tensions, arguing that US and Israeli actions have fueled regional instability, while portraying Yemen's Ansarullah movement as resilient against US and Saudi military pressure.

The Yemeni Armed Forces launched a retaliatory missile strike against King Khalid Air Base in Saudi Arabia’s southern region of Asir.

Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the use of regional bases by foreign forces, particularly the US, following American airstrikes on Iran, which breached a ceasefire, as a threat to regional stability and sovereignty.

US airstrikes on Iran heighten regional tensions, prompting Yemen to warn neighboring states hosting American bases that they could find themselves in the crosshairs.