Yemen Conflict: Battles in Taiz and Along the West Coast

What is happening in Yemen is not quite what the screens are showing, On one hand, the Yemeni forces in Sana'a do not release any military details

until they complete the mission, while on the other hand, hostile media exploit this secrecy and pump out exaggerated daily reports about any movement on

the ground. That is why we will give you some of a summary of what is happening on the ground, especially on the Taiz fronts. Taiz

Governorate consists of 23 districts, 20 of which are considered rural. The Yemeni armed forces took control of most of them during

In recent days, namely Al-Wazi'iyah, Mawza, Dhubab, and Al-Makha during the battles on the western coast, then moved on to take control of

important mountainous districts with strategic dimensions, namely Jabal Habashi District, Al-Shamayatayn District, Al-Ma'afer District, and the district of

Al-Mawaset, Al-Turbah City, Sami' District, and Al-Silw District.

The forces managed to impose a tight military cordon on the remaining districts in the city and its western outskirts,

namely Al-Misrakh District and Mashra'a wa Hadnan District, Sabir al-Mawadim District, where clashes are taking place fiercely from all directions, leaving only

the city's districts of al-Muzaffar, al-Qahira, and parts of al-Taiziyah and parts of Sala District inside the city. While Yemeni forces fight fierce battles

to consolidate control over what remains of the governorate, Saudi Arabia launched a coastal breakthrough operation with hundreds of

airstrikes, Apaches, and tens of thousands of soldiers aimed at achieving a breakthrough to seize Bab al-Mandab, it

encountered a different reality that foiled the plan and led to a return The forces returned whence they came, only remaining at Dhubab Airport, where they

are being besieged. Despite the media hype by hostile parties attempting to prove the fall of Mokha, Bab al-Mandab and Dhubab, the

citizens and various media outlets reported otherwise That is borne out by dozens of videos and reports that prove the Yemeni forces control the entire coast

the west. On the other side of Yemen, battles do not stop in the east across the country, in Al-Jawf and Marib, to ease pressure on the fronts

in the raging city of Taiz. Meanwhile, clashes are underway on all these fronts, while Saudi warplanes launch hundreds of airstrikes

daily to support fighters in Taiz, Al-Hudaydah, Hajjah, Marib, and Al-Jawf, as well as other civilian areas such as Sana’a, Saada, and Hajjah.

Meanwhile, Yemen’s missile forces are carrying out dual operations intensively these days, some targeting Saudi troop build-ups on

the ground behind each front, while others are continuous, precise strikes targeting deep inside Saudi Arabia, at oil facilities, airports,

and military bases, as ongoing responses to the aggressive airstrikes, according to Brigadier Yahya Saree, spokesperson for

the Yemeni Armed Forces. At this pace, the Yemeni front intensifies every day amid real advances by Sana’a, which seeks to liberate all areas controlled by forces affiliated

with Saudi Arabia in past years, and also aims to lift the comprehensive blockade on Yemen.