The Houthi militia demands the residents of al-Maktra to evacuate their homes and threatens random bombing in preparation for taking over its strategic castle. The Houthi militia threatened the residents of an area in the southern province of Tais to leave their homes, and gave them a deadline until next Thursday, days after a civilian was killed by a missile hit by the militia in his home in the area, last Saturday, in an escalation of the suffering that causes concern among civilians. Local sources told Al-Masdr Online that the Houthi militia asked citizens in the Al-Mashhad area to leave their homes, and gave them a deadline that would end next Thursday, while threatening to randomly bombard the area, due to the fear of the consequences of these threats on the residents and their property. Last Saturday, the militia began indiscriminate shelling of the area. One of its shells hit the house of the citizen Hale Sharaf Hamid in the village of al-Habla in the area of al-Mudjara, below the castle of al-Maktra, killing him. According to military sources who spoke to Al-Masdr Online, the militia seeks to control Al-Maktra Castle, which is controlled by the Tor al-Baha Axis forces, as part of its military movements aimed at advancing in the area. The sources said that last Saturday the Houthi militia carried out an attack on the positions of the government forces in an attempt to advance and control the area and the strategic al-Maktra fortress, noting that it failed to achieve any progress during the attack, and suffered losses in lives and equipment as a result of clashes with the forces of the Tor al-Baha axis. More details.