After repelling the Houthi attack, the eastern crossing has been reopened for citizens.
- Eastern crossing into Taiz reopens for civilians after Houthi militia attack.
- Houthi forces attacked military positions near the crossing with various weapons.
- The army successfully repelled the Houthi assault, resulting in militia casualties.
- The crossing is vital for connecting Taiz with surrounding areas and facilitating movement.
Eastern Crossing in Taiz Reopens After Houthi Attack
The eastern crossing into Taiz city has reopened for civilian movement after being closed for several hours due to a Houthi militia attack on military positions and surrounding areas. This assault halted traffic and posed a danger to civilians.
Houthi Assault Details
Military sources reported that the Houthi militia launched an attack using various types of weapons and shells on the ceremonial camp adjacent to the crossing. Simultaneously, three armored vehicles attempted to advance through the route. However, the army successfully repelled the attack, resulting in casualties among the militia.
Impact on Civilians
The attack caused panic and fear among civilians. Traffic came to a complete standstill after Houthi snipers targeted the road from positions around the presidential palace.
Importance of the Crossing
The presidential crossing serves as the only route leading into Taiz from the eastern side. Its significance lies in facilitating the movement of citizens and connecting the city with surrounding areas and roads.
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