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Houthi militias responsible for 288 violations of the UN-brokered truce within 3 days

[17/06/2022 06:03]

MARIB - SABA
Iran-allied Houthi militia blamed for 288 breaches against the UN-sponsored truce over the previous three days from Wednesday 14 to Thursday 16 of June.

The militiamen are reported to have committed 101 violations in different flashpoints in Taiz governorate, 80 southern Hodeidah, 55 in Hajjah, 36 in Marib, 10 in Aljwaf and one in al-Dhale'a governorate.

The militia's violations of the truce resulted in killing 4 soldiers, injuring 17 more.

The infringements included infiltration attempts into the government's troops positions, attacks with different weapons and laden-explosives drones and deployments of military equipment and personnel.