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[15/05/2022 02:49]

TAIZ-SABA
Military Command in Taiz governorate reported 1432 violations of the UN-sponsored truce by Iran-allied Houthi militiamen in different flashpoints and on residential areas and civilians in the governorate of Taiz since the truce put into its effects on 2 April 2022.

A report issued by Taiz Military Command noted that Houthi militias' militants committed 1432 breaches since the early moments of the UN- two month humanitarian truce started at the onset of last April.

The violations occurred in different frontlines and the residential zones and civilians resulted in killing 7 of the armed forces personnel, injuring 54 more, while also two civilians killed and 17 wounded.

The Houthis' violations included attacks with different weapons on the government troops military positions and residential areas and civilians, mobilizing military reinforcements to different frontlines and planting landmines.