Military Operations in Taiz Yemen

Oh God, Lord, praise be to You.

Taiz's military fortress and the gateway

ruling the city's western and southern sides.

Jabal Han, the last password of the Saudi

enemy's mobilizations and its final supply line,

the mercenaries' den and the toughest knot

in the military confrontation geographically.

The armed forces and army heroes.

Six minutes through the military media lens document

the operation to liberate the strategic mountain.

The scenes begin with fierce storming operations

and violent clashes, ending with a direct view of

the city and its vital axes: the airport,

Thirtieth Street,

Bir Basha, Al-Saleh Gardens, and the stronghold

of those in the city posing as the 35th Armored

Brigade.

The mountain also overlooks multiple directions,

commanding views of the main roads,

most importantly the Taiz–Mokha road to the west, and the

Al-Turbah road ending at the hangar point connecting it to Al-Dhabab,

making it, by military calculations, a defensive fortress

or an offensive castle.

We

advance and take control of Jabal Han, with God's help

and grace.

Han is a chokehold, a mountain knot too big for

Saudi Arabia to swallow. It links the mountain

to the city. When traitors are routed there,

victory descends from it.

Mount Han.

These mercenaries are fleeing.

From a mountaintop.

The mercenaries sang the mountain's praises,

but made no effort to hold or fight for it.

They quickly decided to flee, in groups and alone,

leaving behind months of boasting

and, as usual, turning to weeping.

But the mercenary lifeline on the Saudi extortion line

is short. The armed forces cut it off with the support of

Taiz's free people and its popular mobilization forces.

They flee, they flee, they flee. Praise be to You, O God.

The mercenaries are fleeing. Praise be to You, O Lord. By God's grace, help,

and power, these weapons were seized today

from the reinforcements left behind by

the Saudi enemy's mercenary reinforcements today at the Al-Dabab Front on

Mount Han. This mountain range, which

overlooks the city of Taiz, has been cleared. God is greatest.

Death to America. Death to Israel.

Taiz's dawn is approaching, and it sees the light of its rising upon

The city from the summit of Mount Han.

We are now at the summit of Mount

Han.

The city's people are postponing their joy until

the Saudi forces leave for good or are driven

out, awaiting the completion of the liberation arc.

Yemen's sun rises, while

the Saudi enemy's sun sets or is eclipsed.