The armed forces have taken control of the city of Mokha in western Taiz from the Houthi terrorist militias.
- The Armed Forces captured Al-Mokha city from Houthi militias on Monday.
- Intense battles led to casualties among Houthi forces during the military operation.
- The Armed Forces are pursuing remaining Houthi elements in the area.
- Operations are part of President Dr. Rashad Alimi's plan to restore state institutions.
Armed Forces Capture Al-Mokha from Houthi Militias
The Armed Forces, supported by the National Resistance and the Giants Brigades, seized control of Al-Mokha city in western Taiz Governorate on Monday. This victory followed intense battles against Houthi militias, which the Iranian regime supports.
Military Operations and Air Support
A military source informed the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that the forces, with air support, successfully took over Al-Mokha after engaging in confrontations with the Houthi militias. The Houthis had maintained control of the city since early September.
Intense Fighting and Casualties
The source noted that the clashes occurred in several locations surrounding Al-Mokha. Various types of weapons were utilized during the fighting, resulting in casualties among the Houthi militias. Some militia members were captured, while others fled the area.
Ongoing Pursuit of Houthi Elements
The source emphasized that the Armed Forces continue to pursue Houthi elements. They are also clearing and securing the liberated areas, neighborhoods, and facilities from any remaining Houthi pockets.
Strategic Military Operations
The Armed Forces persist in their specialized military operations, executing directives from His Excellency President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, the President of the Presidential Leadership Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. This effort aligns with the launch of “Fajr Yemen” to restore state institutions, liberate the capital Sana’a, and end the Houthi coup.
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