(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) KUWAIT --
Yemen:
Jan. 1 : Shabwa governor Awadh Al-Ouqali announced that government-loyal troops took control of Aseelan area east of Yemen from the Houthi militias.
Jan. 2 : A missile attack targeting a bazaar east of Shabwa governorate in Yemen leads to the death of four civilians and the injury of six others.
Jan. 3 : Saudi-led coalition in support of the legitimate government in Yemen affirmed that a cargo ship carrying the UAE flag faced an act of piracy leading to the abduction of the crewmembers near the shores of Hudaida governorate
Jan. 6 : SABA news agency reported that Houthi militia missile assault on a fuel station in Aseelan town in Shabwa led to the death of four civilians and in the injury of others.
Jan. 7 : Shabwa governor Awadh Al-Ouqali announced that government-backed troops took control of Al-Aliya city east of Yemen from the Houthi militias.
Jan. 15 : Legitimate government forces, supported by the Saudi-led coalition, took control of some areas in Huraib city in Mareb governorate.
Jan. 19 : Houthi militia attacks in Shabwa, Mareb, Taez governorates left nine civilian dead.
Jan. 24 : Legitimate government forces, supported by the Saudi-led coalition, took control of Huraib city in Mareb governorate after heavy fighting against Houthi militia forces.
Jan. 25 : Legitimate government forces took control of several areas from the Houthi militias in Taez and Mareb governorates.
Jan. 26 : SABA news agency announced the death of five people and the injury of 23 others in a Houthi militia ballistic missile attack in a Mareb governorate residential neighborhood.
Feb. 4 : Legitimate Yemeni government forces announced the liberation of several areas in Saada governorate northern Yemen from the control of the Houthi militias.
Feb. 4 : Yemen Airways announced the addition of Airbus 330 to its fleet owned by the Saudi and Yemeni governments.
Feb. 16 : The Yemeni army said that its forces liberated several areas in Saada northern of Yemen and near the borders with Saudi Arabia.
Feb. 19 : A Houthi militia drone attack on a school in Mareb governorate, northeast of Yemen, led to the injury of three children.
Feb. 28 : The Yemen Foreign Ministry announced that it facilitated repatriation of 22 Yemenis from the Ukraine and neighboring countries.
April 1: Yemen Foreign Minister Ahmad bin Mubarak announced the launch of two fuel vessels through Al-Hudaydah port, which is controlled by Houthi Militias, at presidential directives, to alleviate Yemeni's suffering.
April 7: Former Yemen President Abdrubbah Mansour Hadi announced transferring his authorities and those of his deputies to a Presidential Leadership Council headed by his advisor Rashad Al-Alimi and the membership of seven leaders, each with the rank of vice president.
April 7: Foreign Ministry announced the return of its ambassador to Beirut, who was summoned more than five months due to the remarks of Former Minister of Information George Qordahi on the war in Yemen.
April 19: Presidential Leadership Council Chairman Dr. Rashad Al-Alimi and his deputies took constitutional oath before the House of Representatives in its session, held in Yemen temporary Capital Aden.
April 21: Yemen House of Representatives voted in favor of the program of Maeen Abdulmalek's government after a year and half of its formation, in line with the Riyadh Agreement signed between Yemeni government and the Southern Transitional Council, sponsored by Saudi Arabia in 2019.
May 4: Eight people injured due to Houthi militia drone attack aimed at Security Administration of Taez Governorate southeast of Yemen.
May 6: Saudi-led coalition supporting legitimacy in Yemen announced the release and transfer of 163 Houthi prisoners from Saudi to Yemen as a part of the Saudi humanitarian initiative.
May 26: Four Yemini civilians killed and 34 injured in an initial toll of an explosive device explosion in public market in Sheikh Othman area in Yemen temporary capita Aden.
May 30: Yemen Presidency announced forming a joint security and military committee to maintain peace, and restructuring the Yemeni armed and security forces, headed by Major General Haitham Qassem.
June 2: UN Envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg announced extending the truce in Yemen for two more months, following the consent of both sides.
June 10: Yemen Minister of Planning and International Corporation Waed Badheb affirmed that the World Bank agreed on funding the sustainable development program of the fisheries in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden with a grant worth USD 41.15 million.
June 23: The Yemeni Army announced that 10 servicemen were killed in two 'terrorist' operations by Al-Qaeda against army forces in southern and eastern Yemen provinces Abyan and Shabwa.
July 2: Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Dr. Waad Badheb, confirmed that the World Bank agreed to provide an additional grant of USD 100 million to support the provision of electricity in Yemen.
July 5: Governor of Abyan in Yemen Major General Abu Baker Hussain said that six people died and 37 others injured in an armory explosion in southern Abyan governorate, Lawdar District.
July 16: Yemeni army announced that eight soldiers were killed and 9 others injured due to the violations of the UN-sponsored truce, committed by the Houthi militia.
July 23: Minister of Information Mammar Al-Aryani affirmed that 11children were injured by Houthi shelling targeting a civilian area in southern city of Taez.
July 26: World Bank approved an additional USD 150 million grant for the second phase of the Yemeni Emergency Human Capital Project.
July 26: Yemen Foreign Minister Ahmad bin Mubarak said that the average violation by Houthi militia to UN-sponsored truce, since its beginning has reached 50 a day, which resulted in killing 81 people and injuring 331 others, in a blatant violation to the international law.
July 31: Head of the Presidential Leadership Council in Yemen Rashad Al-Alimi appointed Mabkhot bin Mubarak bin Madhi Governor of Hadhramaut.
July 31: Yemeni Ministry of Defense said that four members of the army forces were killed and six others injured due to violations to the UN-sponsored truce, committed by the Houthi militias in the past 48 hours.
Aug 2: UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg announced that the parties to the Yemeni conflict had agreed to extend the UN-sponsored truce, under the same terms, for an additional two months, ending 2nd October 2022.
Aug 8: Al-Alimi appointed Brigadier General Adel Hadi as commander of the (Ataq) military axis and the 30th Armored Brigade, and Brigadier General Fouad Al-Nassi as Director General of Shabwa Police and Colonel Muoheem Nasser as commander of the (Shabwa) branch Special Security Forces.
Aug 19: Yemen Ministry of Defense confirmed 13 soldiers were killed and 27 injured due to Houthi militias violations of the UN truce over the past five days.
Aug 23: Yemen Ministry of Defense confirmed five soldiers were killed and eight others injured in new Houthi violations of the UN-sponsored truce over the past two days.
Aug 31: Yemen Ministry of Defense confirmed that 12 soldiers were killed and 19 were injured in 115 new Houthi violations of the UN-sponsored truce over the past two days.
Sept 6: Yemen Interior Ministry confirmed that 21 soldiers were killed and seven others wounded in a 'terrorist' operation targeted the Security Belt Forces in Abyan Governorate, south Yemen. (more)
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