Houthi Militia Confirms Burial of 13 Officers Amidst Unspecified Combat Deaths

The Houthi militia has announced the burial of 13 officers and members killed on various frontlines, without disclosing the locations or specific fronts where they lost their lives.

Media outlets affiliated with the militia published the names of the deceased, who hailed from several Yemeni governorates. Among them was Captain Sultan Jameel Al-Harazi, though no details were provided regarding the circumstances or timing of their deaths.

According to the published list, eight of the deceased originated from Hajjah Governorate: Issa Mohammed Hafeez, Abdullah Muqbil Jarbouh, Hezam Ali Abu Bar'ah, Younis Ahmed Abu Bar'ah, Haroun Abdullah Abu Bar'ah, Amin Yahya Al-Salahi, Mousa Ali Al-Hajri, and Abdulmajeed Abdulhafiz Al-Mahla.

The list also included two individuals from Dhamar Governorate, Rashad Ali Murshid Al-Badawi and Walid Naji Musleh Al-Faqih. Mohammed Ahmed Abdulqader Al-Aksha was identified as being from Hodeidah Governorate, Ahmed Taha Mohammed Sagheer from Al-Bayda Governorate, and Captain Sultan Jameel Al-Harazi from the capital, Sana'a.

The militia has not revealed the sites of their members' fatalities or the conditions under which they perished, limiting its announcement to their burial and the publication of their names.