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Market sources: Yemeni armed forces reported three airstrikes struck Houthi positions in Taiz, Yemen.
2026-09-13
Market sources: Yemeni armed forces reported three airstrikes struck Houthi positions in Taiz, Yemen.
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2026-09-13
ISNA reported President PEZESHKIAN said Iran and Oman have agreed on a clear routing framework for the Strait of Hormuz and will finalise it tomorrow. He said Arab foreign ministers will meet in Oman on Monday to agree the routes and notify the inter
ISNA reported President PEZESHKIAN said Iran and Oman have agreed on a clear routing framework for the Strait of Hormuz and will finalise it tomorrow. He said Arab foreign ministers will meet in Oman on Monday to agree the routes and notify the international organization responsible for maritime affairs; the framework keeps routes open under international law, provided the US stops aggressive and unjust attacks.
2026-09-13
Sultan Al-Arada, a member of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council and governor of Marib, said government forces that withdrew from the western coast are regrouping in Marib and will return to the battlefield. He called the western coast setback “p
Sultan Al-Arada, a member of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council and governor of Marib, said government forces that withdrew from the western coast are regrouping in Marib and will return to the battlefield. He called the western coast setback “painful and unfortunate,” blamed the Houthi movement for stalling the peace process and “forcing the return of war options.” Al-Arada said government troops remain engaged on multiple fronts and still aim to retake the capital Sana'a; he added the withdrawn units are reorganizing and “will in some form return to fighting."
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