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Clashes and artillery shelling occurred in the Haifan front, with airstrikes targeting Houthi militia positions south of Taiz.

Story Highlights
  • Fierce clashes erupted in Hayfan district, Taiz Governorate, involving Houthi militia.
  • Artillery shelling targeted Al-Manzara hill, with airstrikes hitting militia positions across several areas.
  • Houthi reinforcements were dispatched to multiple locations amid ongoing military operations.
  • The conflict raises pressing humanitarian concerns for the local population affected by the violence.

Clashes Erupt in Hayfan Amid Ongoing Military Operations

Fierce clashes erupted today in the Hayfan district, located in the southern part of Taiz Governorate, as armed forces engaged with Houthi militia backed by the Iranian regime. This confrontation coincided with airstrikes targeting militia positions.

Military Engagements and Airstrikes

A military source reported to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that artillery fire concentrated around the Al-Manzara hill, directed towards Mount Al-Mamshah. Additionally, armed forces conducted several airstrikes, hitting militia sites and gatherings in the areas of Al-Mamshah, Al-Ahkoum, Al-Ireim, Al-Qubayta, Al-Rahda, and Karash. These operations resulted in significant losses for the militia in terms of personnel and equipment.

Houthi Reinforcements and Ongoing Conflicts

The military source also noted that the Houthi militia has dispatched reinforcements to various locations, including Al-Akbous School, Al-Zubair Market, Al-Ahkoum Junction, Al-Houd Hill, and the sites of Al-Khazja and Al-Abous, as well as Al-Manzara Hill. The clashes continue, indicating an escalation in the conflict.

The situation remains fluid, with both sides engaged in ongoing military activities. As the conflict unfolds, the humanitarian impact on the local population continues to be a pressing concern.

For more updates, visit the Yemen TV website.

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