FM discusses regional developments with Iranian counterpart

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Jamal Amer emphasized the failure of the attacks carried out by the United States of America and the Zionist entity on Yemen.

• Gov't Spokesman : "US fighter jet shot down after attacking Sana'a is proof of Yemenis' strength"
• Hamas:" We thank Yemeni armed forces & Ansar Allah for their continued support despite US-British-Zionist aggression"
• Dhamar chief prosecutor inspects conditions of Ma'aber district's prisoners
• Two meetings to declare general alert to confront the aggression & its mercenaries in Al-Dhale'

• Trapped in Nuseirat camp​ school: "Enemy vehicles fire at anyone who moves inside school"
• Trapped in Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital: "We face death risk & cannot bury martyrs"
• Settlers begin construction of outpost in northern Jordan Valley
• 22 acts of resistance against Zionist enemy in West Bank & Quds in 24 hours

• Military Media distributes scenes of down US MQ-9 aircraft in Dhamar
• Abdul Salam: Targeting civilians, educational facilities by US-British aggression is dangerous escalation
• Number of female students in Al-Jand School in Taiz martyred & injured by US-British aggression warplanes raid
• Citizen killed by Saudi enemy fire in Sa'ada

• Training 1,400 farmers in Dhamar across various agricultural sectors: Report
• Yemen's weekly flood of support for Palestinian cause
• Saudi Arabia Approaches Normalization with Zionist Enemy
• Million-Man March in Capital, Governorates: A Challenge to Enemy, Confirmation that Yemen Will Remain Strongest Support Front for Palestine

• Ministry of culture, tourism receives artifacts from Jawf
• Tourism Minister discusses preservation efforts for historic Zabid after rain damage
• Work progress in tourism sector discussed
• Al-Houthi urges Culture Ministry to back Yemeni craftsmen

• Launching campaign to manufacture dairy products from natural milk in Hodeidah
• US-China war tends to widen
• Muscat stock exchange index rises at closing
• European stocks fall at close