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Houthi militia commit 131 truce violations in 48 hours

[30/04/2022 02:08]

MARIB-SABA
The Houthi militia committed 131 truce violations on 27-28 April, the Yemeni army has said.

A report by the army said the militia committed 49 violations in the frontline of Taiz, 34 in Hajjah, 28 in Marib, 13 in Aljawf, six in Dhale'a and one in Saada in those 48 hours.

The violations ranged from infiltration attempts, attacks with artillery fire, drone reconnaissance, deployment of reinforcements, and construction of military access roads, trenches and fortifications.