Yemeni forces strike Houthi positions in Mocha, Taiz
KP CM decries rising fuel prices, warns against discrimination against province The Nation’s Shield Forces said they conducted “precision strikes” using drones against Houthi positions in the southwestern province of Al-Dhale. The force released video footage showing an aerial attack on a gathering of dozens of Houthi fighters. Separately, Yemeni warplanes struck dozens of trucks allegedly carrying weapons, ammunition and missiles in Taiz province on Saturday, according to the army.
- ▪KP CM decries rising fuel prices, warns against discrimination against province The Nation’s Shield Forces said they conducted “precision strikes” using drones against Houthi positions in the southwestern province of Al-Dhale.
- ▪The force released video footage showing an aerial attack on a gathering of dozens of Houthi fighters.
- ▪Separately, Yemeni warplanes struck dozens of trucks allegedly carrying weapons, ammunition and missiles in Taiz province on Saturday, according to the army.
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Trucks carrying weapons, ammunition and missiles were traveling from Mocha to Houthi-held Sanaa, says military Fighting continues on fronts in Marib, Al-Bayda and Al-Dhale provinces Trump says Iran likely behind attack on Saudi pipeline US president says Houthi have asked Washington not to intervene Iran war could end very soon. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); ADEN/ DUBLIN - Yemeni government forces said Saturday they carried out drone and airstrikes against Houthi positions and weapons convoys in Al-Dhale and Taiz provinces as fighting intensified across several fronts.
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