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The Battles of Ta'izz, Lahij and Mahrab... Killed 13 Soldiers of the Army and 19 Houthis, Among Them a Leader.

Summary by aljazeera.net
Fighting between Government forces and the Houthis continues on more than one front, with the killing of a Houthi leader and 18 armed members of the group, while 13 Government soldiers were killed in battles on the fronts of the governorates of Lahij, Taiz and Marab.

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Fighting between Government forces and the Houthis continues on more than one front, with the killing of a Houthi leader and 18 armed members of the group, while 13 Government soldiers were killed in battles on the fronts of the governorates of Lahij, Taiz and Marab.

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Army-affiliated Tur al-Bahah Military Axis says soldiers killed over 2 days of clashes as fighting intensifies across several fronts

·Ankara, Türkiye
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The Tur al-Baha Axis, affiliated with the Yemeni army, announced that 13 soldiers were killed in clashes with the Houthis in Taiz and Lahij over the past two days. The statement emphasized that the army's struggle will continue until its objectives are achieved.

On Saturday, the leadership of the Tor al-Babah axis of the Yemeni government army announced that 13 of its fighters had been killed in the past two days in confrontations with the Houthis in the ghettos within the scope of operations of the axis in the Hajj and Taiz governorates. In an obituary statement, the command of the axis stated that "its fighters were killed while participating in the fighting," indicating that they were performing thei…

·Egypt
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Al-Shorouk broke the news in Egypt on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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