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Yemen: 20 Government Airstrikes Hit Houthi Positions in Taiz, Destroying Military Equipment
Government forces conducted 20 airstrikes on Houthi positions in Taiz province, destroying military equipment and causing direct hits. Ground clashes also erupted, while Houthis blew up a strategic bridge connecting Taiz to Aden.
Government forces carried out a series of intensive air operations against Houthi sites in Taiz governorate, with the number of strikes reaching twenty. These attacks resulted in direct hits on targeted objectives, recording tangible losses in military equipment and militia movements.
Details of Human and Material Losses
The official spokesperson clarified that the strikes inflicted severe damage on the Houthis' combat capabilities in the region. In a related context, local Yemeni sources revealed to "Sky News Arabia" on Friday morning that eight specific airstrikes targeted Houthi gatherings in Al-Waziyah district within the same governorate.
Ground Clashes and Infrastructure Destruction
The aerial bombardment coincided with the outbreak of fierce confrontations on the fronts of Taiz between government forces and the Houthi group. Local sources indicated that dozens were killed and wounded during the clashes, most from the ranks of the armed group. On another note, the Houthis detonated a strategic bridge located on the only road linking Taiz city to the temporary capital Aden, leading to a complete paralysis of traffic and transport along this vital route.
Media Coverage of the Strikes
In contrast, media outlets affiliated with the Houthis reported that Saudi aircraft conducted airstrikes targeting their sites in several governorates including Sanaa, Saada, Taiz, and Amran, without providing additional details regarding the extent of damage caused by those alleged attacks in the mentioned areas.
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