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Cessation of Hostilities in Hodeidah
Local reporting indicates that limited confrontations occurred between the Houthis and Coalition Forces on 60th Street, east of Hodeidah City -
Cessation of hostilities in Hodeidah
Houthi leader Mohammed al Bukhaiti threatened both KSA and UAE claiming that Houthi acceptance of the Stockholm Agreement was solely a calm, stating, “we swear that one day we will walk in the streets of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi and the streets of Jerusalem after we conquer them.” -
Cessation of hostilities in Hodeidah
Fierce fighting erupted south of Hodeidah as the Houthis used heavy artillery and tanks to attacks members of the Zaraneeq Brigade resulting in casualties on both sides, this was the second reported violation of the Stockholm Agreement -
Cessation of hostilities in Hodeidah
Fighting broke out south of Hodeidah between the Houthis and Coalition Forces, locals reported that the Houthis were bombarding Coalition Force from positions in residential neighborhoods in Hodeidah City -
Cessation of hostilities in Hodeidah
UN Special Envoy, Martin Griffiths, calls upon all parties in the Yemen conflict to respect and implement the Stockholm Agreement -
Cessation of hostilities in Hodeidah
Fighting breaks out between the Houthis and Coalition Forces in the Kilometer 16 region, east of Hodeidah resulting in damage to a food plant in the area -
Withdrawal of forces from Hodeidah Port
The Houthis release a communique to their forces in Hodeidah to dress in official military uniform, specifically security force and police uniforms, hours before the arrival of Dutch General Patrick Cammaert
