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Yemen army advances in central Yemen’s Fakher front
[02/05/2021 02:43]
DHALE’A-SABA
Yemen’s army has advanced and retaken sites from the Houthi militia in the country’s central warfront of Fakher north of Aldhale’a governorate.
A military source said the army “liberated Al-Fakher market, and Al-Abeedi and Shayef military sites in skirmishes with the Houthi terrorist elements” on Saturday morning.
The source told the Media Center of the Armed Forces, that the battles “resulted in the death and injury of more than 26 Houthis, in addition to other losses in equipment, including the destruction of a tank and the damage of
Yemen’s army has advanced and retaken sites from the Houthi militia in the country’s central warfront of Fakher north of Aldhale’a governorate.
A military source said the army “liberated Al-Fakher market, and Al-Abeedi and Shayef military sites in skirmishes with the Houthi terrorist elements” on Saturday morning.
The source told the Media Center of the Armed Forces, that the battles “resulted in the death and injury of more than 26 Houthis, in addition to other losses in equipment, including the destruction of a tank and the damage of
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