🟡 Hourly Updates: October 15, 2026 (+ve)

🇾🇪 Yemen

— Reports said Major General Mohammed Al-Ramsi, commander of the Sabr and Al-Arous front affiliated with Saudi-backed forces, was killed by AnsarAllah.

— Missiles were reportedly launched from Yemen, with further reports of explosions heard in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.

— Clashes were reported between Yemeni forces and forces loyal to Saudi Arabia on the northern and western fronts of Taiz.

— Reports said that after the Saudi-backed forces in Taiz refused to surrender and accept a general amnesty, AnsarAllah launched a full-scale offensive to take control of Taiz.

— Reports said AnsarAllah’s deadline for the Presidential Leadership Council forces in Taiz to surrender had expired, after which large-scale offensive operations were launched across the Taiz front.

— Clashes in Taiz reportedly intensified, with AnsarAllah attempting to storm the northern, western and eastern sectors of the city in a large-scale assault.

— According to reports, Yemeni forces captured Jabal Han, described as a key mountain position before Taiz.

— Several high-ranking officers of the Saudi-aligned Nation’s Shield forces were reportedly killed in a guided heavy-rocket attack targeting a meeting in the Ras al-Aara area.

🇮🇷 Iran

— The IRGC spokesperson said that attacks against vessels described as violating the agreement were a direct and decisive response to america’s third breach of its commitments. He said america had violated commitments and attacked twice during negotiations, and then violated the agreement again after the memorandum of understanding was signed. He stressed that the operation was neither unilateral nor conducted without coordination with senior authorities, adding that no action by the armed forces is taken without following the chain of command and coordinating with higher-level officials.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia / Yemen

— Reports said that Saudi airports remained unable to receive flights for extended periods: Najran and Jazan for more than 200 hours, Riyadh for around 103 hours, and Yanbu for more than 73 hours. Al-Jouf Airport reportedly resumed receiving flights after approximately 48 hours of suspension.

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