Saiban tribal leaders and members have expressed full support for the Hadramout Tribal Alliance's demands and pledged to participate actively. This support was announced during a meeting with Sheikh Amr bin Habreysh Al-Ali, Head of the Alliance and the Hadramout Comprehensive Conference, attended by a delegation from the Saiban tribes.
Hajjah Districts Declared "Disaster Areas" After Floods
The Yemeni government has declared the districts of Midi, Haradh, Hairan, and Abs in Hajjah Governorate as "disaster areas" following severe floods that impacted over 3,500 displaced families last weekend.
Israeli Airstrikes on Hodeida Ineffective Against Houthi Capabilities
The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) reported that the Israeli airstrikes on Hodeida port on July 20 did little to weaken Houthi capabilities. The attacks appeared to be more about demonstrating Israel's regional reach and resolve.
Transitional Council Blocks Security Belt Commander in Zinjibar
UAE-backed Transitional Council forces prevented Abd Sanad Al-Marqashi, the Security Belt commander in Zinjibar, and his companions from entering Aden. According to Al-Mawqea Post, this action followed Al-Marqashi's interception of Transitional Council militias trying to block demonstrators heading to Aden to protest the disappearance of Ashal Al-Ja’adani, who has been missing for nearly two months.
Prime Minister Calls for National Climate Change Strategy
Prime Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak has directed the creation of a national strategy to address climate change impacts in Yemen. The Yemen News Agency (Saba) reported that the plan will focus on livelihoods, environmental resources, essential services, infrastructure, and international support.
US Airstrike Kills and Injures Houthi Leaders in Baghdad
A US airstrike in Baghdad killed Houthi leader Hussein Abdullah Mastour Al-Sha’bal and severely injured another. According to Tasnim News Agency, the strike targeted a military site at "Jarf Al-Sakhar" (rocky cave) south of Baghdad. Houthi activists confirmed Al-Sha’bal's death without providing details.
Government Warns of Health Crisis Due to Funding Cuts
The Yemeni government warned that reduced international funding could lead to the closure of over a thousand health facilities. According to the Yemen News Agency (Saba), this would endanger 500,000 women and deprive 600,000 children of essential services.