Houthi escalation on the West Coast fronts
A qualitative military operation for the Yemeni army in Marib ... and the liberation of Taiz sites
The army and resistance forces have made qualitative progress in Taiz, where they liberated a number of bases and heights.
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Yesterday, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes, backed by the Arab coalition, carried out a qualitative military operation west of Marib, during which they were able to advance towards Camp Coufal, while the army and resistance forces liberated several sites on the western and southeast fronts of Taiz, while the Houthi militia continued to escalate it on the fronts of the western coast.
In the details, the Yemeni army forces and the tribes, backed by the Arab coalition, with the beginning of the blessed month of Ramadan, yesterday, carried out a qualitative military operation on the fronts in the western governorate of Ma'rib, and made great progress at the expense of the militias.
Field sources in Marib confirmed that the army and the tribes were able to liberate several locations in the Al-Mashjah front, including the "black heap", which was restored a few hours after the militias took control of it, and the forces continued to advance towards "Camp Coufal", where several Tabab adjacent to the camp were liberated. From the north side.
The sources explained that the battles continued on the Al-Kasara, Hailan and Sarwah fronts, in conjunction with a series of air strikes launched by the Arab coalition fighters, targeting militia sites and reinforcements, and inflicted heavy losses on them.
Meanwhile, Major General Muhammad al-Ameri was appointed commander of the third military region, succeeding Major General Mansour Thawaba, and Colonel Karam al-Adaidi was appointed as the acting commander of the 13th Brigade and commander of the Hilan and al-Muhajih front, succeeding Brigadier General Ali al-Houry, as part of the change made by the leadership of the Yemeni army, In preparation for the completion of the liberation process and progress towards the capital, Sana'a.
On the other hand, the Houthi militias joined a number of their leaders who fell in Marib recently, including the Houthi leader Ahmed Al-Harbi, nicknamed “Abu Haroub”, Youssef Abdo Taj Al-Din, Abbas Muhammad Hussein Al-Abed, Muhammad Abdulaziz Al-Sharafi, Abdul-Majid Mufreh Al-Tali, and Sari Ahmed Qassem Al-Attab. In addition to 10 secondary field leaders.
In Al-Bayda, coalition fighters continued to target new Houthi sites in the Al-Sawadiyah district near Marib, for the fourth consecutive day, as a number of those sites were destroyed, and the Houthis were killed and wounded, and combat vehicles and stores containing quality weapons were destroyed.
In Al-Jawf, field sources confirmed the killing of three Houthi supervisors in the “Hawishian” front, east of the city of Al-Hazm, the capital of the governorate, in the bombing of the army and coalition fighters, including the Houthi leader “Nabil Muhammad Al-Hamrani,” nicknamed “Abu Yahya”, the commander of the Special Missions Brigades in Al-Jawf. Along with many of their elements.
In Taiz, the army and resistance forces achieved qualitative progress on the western and southeast fronts of the governorate, and were able to liberate a number of doors and heights overlooking a cement factory and the Al-Barah Junction, according to field sources, confirming the control of “Tibbah Al-Ghabra” and “Tabat Atef”, after completing Completely liberating Jabal al-Qaeda and the rest of the mountain ranges of al-Matahen, and securing the village of Zabid and al-Tabab, which overlooks it.
It also confirmed the continuation of the fighting in Maqabneh, amid a retreat of the Houthi fighters, who suffered eight dead and a prisoner, along with the injury of others, while an armored vehicle and three confrontation crews were destroyed in the past two days, while three army and resistance forces were killed, and four others were wounded.
On the southeastern front of Taiz, the army and resistance forces advanced on the government front, and "Tibbat al-Khazan," "Tibbat al-Khader," and "the village of al-Qawaidah" were recovered, with the progress on "Tebat al-Dab'i", according to field sources, confirming the continuation of battles on the fronts. Haifan, Al-Ahkum, Al-Athor, and Al-Zabira, and in the vicinity of the Al-Rafd and Al-Akoush Mountains.
On the other hand, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said that 120 civilians have been killed in Taiz Governorate since the beginning of the current year 2021, as a result of the escalation of hostilities in the western and southeastern administrative borders of the governorate, noting that civilian infrastructure has been damaged, including schools, markets and homes. Significantly, they have caused movement restrictions, new displacement, and widespread psychosocial trauma.
In Hodeidah, on the western coast, the militias did not respect the entry of the holy month, and they launched violent bombardment with heavy artillery on the "village of Kadf Murad", west of the Al-Durayhimi district, causing panic and fear among civilians, as well as targeting the Al-Jabaliya area in At-Tuhayat, and bombed residential villages and civilian homes. In the region.
• The militias did not respect the beginning of the holy month, and they bombed violently with heavy artillery the "village of Kadaf Murad", west of Al-Durayhimi.
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