Yemeni government forces repel overnight Houthi assault on critical Hejat al-Abd supply route
The steep mountain pass is a lifeline for government forces and civilians, with the United Nations saying more than 700 people have been killed in the fighting.
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Yemeni government forces repel overnight Houthi assault on critical Hejat al-Abd supply route
Seizing parts of the Taiz-Aden road could allow the Houthis to tighten their grip around Taiz and deal another blow to the government, which has struggled to regain the initiative.
Arab News
Islamabad PostYemen government forces say they repel Houthi infiltration attempt near key road
Yemeni government forces said Thursday they had repelled an attempted Houthi infiltration in Taiz province, near a key road linking the cities of Aden, Lahj and Taiz. The armed forces said the attack began at around 10:10 p.m. local time on Wednesday, when Houthi fighters attempted to infiltrate towards Wadi Al-Maqatrah in the Hayfan area. Units from the Taiz and Al-Turbah military axes, the Giants Brigades and the Popular Resistance took part i…
On Thursday, the Yemeni armed forces announced that attempts to infiltrate the Al-Houthi militia in the Wadi al-Maqara area within the Heevan Front had been thwarted.
Al-Monitor
The Straits TimesYemen says government forces repel Houthi push on key Taiz-Aden route
By Mohammed Ghobari and Timour AzhariSept 24 (Reuters) - Yemen's Saudi-backed government forces repelled overnight attacks by the Iran-backed Houthis on a key supply route to the southern port city of Aden where the internationally recognised administration is based, government sources said on Thursday.The steep, winding mountain pass, known as Hejat al-Abd, is a lifeline for forces fighting on behalf of Yemen's government, which has been hemmed…
The main threat of the Yemeni government's supply route and widespread conflict in the midst of the war in Iran; road is also fundamental for the transport of goods to Taiz, Yemen's third largest city
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