Houthis

Conducted an attack on Saudi Arabia, prompting international condemnation.

Maintaining control of the Red Sea coastline, creating strategic pressure on regional actors.

Advancing toward Saudi-backed government-held areas in Marib and Taiz.

Captured Perim Island after a month-long offensive, seizing control of a vital shipping chokepoint.

Lost control of positions in the Jardad area of Taiz to Yemeni government forces.

Claimed responsibility for a drone and missile attack on a Saudi military base and reported sustaining over 50 strikes in retaliation.

Engaged in renewed fighting with government forces, causing significant civilian displacement.

Renewed drive against government troops, reporting advances on Taiz and Marib.

Captured new cities along the western coast, leading to significant civilian displacement and reported rights violations.

Reported receiving 58 airstrikes on six governorates and identified the attacking aircraft and base.

Houthi vehicles were targeted by airstrikes in Dhu Bab and Mocha.

Disrupting Red Sea oil flow and maritime trade.

Expanded territorial control in western Yemen despite aerial bombardment.

Captured Yemen's Red Sea coastline, reshaping the regional balance of power.

Seized control of the Bab al-Mandeb strait, effectively choking Suez Canal revenues and exposing regional security gaps.

Conducted military advances along the western coast, causing civilian displacement.

Engaged in renewed fighting contributing to the worsening humanitarian situation.

Conducted attacks on Saudi Arabia, prompting international condemnation.

Engaged in battles resulting in significant casualties for opposing forces.

Seeking to gain leverage through escalation in the Red Sea.