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Houthi-Saleh militias shell Taiz neighborhoods with Katyucha rockets

[25/11/2017 04:10]

TAIZ-SABA
The Houthi-Saleh militias have heavily shelled the neighborhoods of Dhabab in western Taiz with Katyucha rockets and artillery but no casualties have been reported, local sources told the Defense Ministry's news site www.26sep.net.

The militias were trying to advance on Al-Sayahi army post and the neighboring hill of al-Kholwa and Mane'a village to take them and close al-Dhabab the only outlet of the semi-completely besieged city of Taiz, it connects Taiz to the temporary capital Aden and other parts of Yemen's south.