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[25/03/2021 01:16]

TAIZ - SABA
Yemen’s army has retaken strategic sites from the Houthi putschists in the west of the central Yemen city of Taiz, military sources said.

A source told Saba, “The confrontations between the army and the Iran-backed militia since early today have resulted in the liberation of the entire Al-Awdein mountain and Al-Matahen area in Maqbana district.”

The souyrce said, “Scores of Houthi militants were killed and injured” and two others were arrested while their ammunition was seized.

The army in Taiz is securing significant advances in the lead-up to break the six year blockade that the radical theocratic militia imposes on the city of three million people.