The Armed Forces, represented by the Fourth Hazm Brigade, have made substantial advancements on the Haifan front in southern Taiz province. This progress comes amid ongoing clashes with the Iran-backed Houthi militia.
A military source confirmed to “Saba” that the forces successfully captured several strategic positions, including Al-Wathra Hill and Saeed Taha Hill in the Al-Mafalis area. Additionally, they seized Dhiban, Al-Khudayrah, and Al-Najdain hills. These operations resulted in significant human and material losses for the militia, prompting many of their fighters to flee from the battlefield.
The liberated sites serve as commanding heights overlooking the Al-Khazjah Market and the militia’s supply lines leading to the fronts in northwestern Lahij and southern Taiz. This strategic advantage enhances the Armed Forces’ operational capabilities in the ongoing military campaign.
The Armed Forces continue their operations to pursue Houthi militia members across various sectors of the Haifan front. The battles persist, showcasing a noticeable decline in the militia’s ability to withstand the pressure.
The recent military achievements underscore the Armed Forces’ commitment to reclaiming territory and diminishing the influence of the Houthi militia in the region. As the situation evolves, the focus remains on maintaining momentum and securing further victories.
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