The control of the Mudaraba front, which represents a strategic junction and connects several fronts, allows the Sana'a forces to besiege the formations located in al-Saqiya and Ras al-Ara, south of Bab al-Mandab, and to fortify the southern gate of the international corridor, al-Moha, and the southern Red Sea, as well as protect the eastern gate of Taiz.
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Rashid Elhadad Sana'a consolidates its gains in Lahj: the fall of the "connection" between the south and the north.