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Yemen war live: Yemeni forces claim key heights as Houthi attacks go on 

07 October 2026
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epa13287888 Houthi security troopers patrol on a street, in Sana'a, Yemen, 07 October 2026. As fighting between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition escalates, the head of Yemen's internationally recognized government, Rashad al-Alimi, announced in an address on 04 October the launch of military operations to retake remaining territory held by the Houthis. EPA/YAHYA ARHAB

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By Kristina Harazim and Enes Abuomer

Published On 8 Oct 20268 Oct 2026

  • Saudi-backed Yemeni forces claim advances in western Taiz’s mountain belt overlooking the coast as part of the “Dawn of Yemen” operation.
  • Saudi civil aviation authorities say Houthi attacks on Abha and King Khalid international airports have killed three civilians and injured 36 others on Tuesday and Wednesday.

 

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