After repelling the Houthi attack, the eastern crossing has been reopened for citizens.
- The eastern entrance to Taiz city has reopened for civilian movement.
- Houthi militia attacked military positions near the Al-Tashrifat camp.
- Government forces repelled the Houthi assault, inflicting casualties on the militia.
- Civilians experienced panic and traffic disruption due to the attack.
Eastern Entrance to Taiz Reopens After Houthi Attack
The eastern entrance to Taiz city has reopened for civilian movement after being closed for several hours due to an attack by Houthi militia on military positions and surrounding areas. This assault disrupted traffic and posed a danger to civilians.
Houthi Assault on Military Camp
Military sources reported that the Houthi militia launched an attack using various types of weapons and shells on the Al-Tashrifat camp adjacent to the entrance. This attack coincided with an attempt by three armored vehicles to advance through the area. However, government forces successfully repelled the assault, inflicting casualties among the militia.
Civilian Panic and Traffic Disruption
The attack caused widespread panic and fear among civilians. Traffic came to a complete halt after Houthi snipers targeted the road from positions around the presidential palace.
Importance of the Palace Entrance
The palace entrance serves as the only route leading to 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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