The armed forces of Yemen are developing an attack in Taiz and Al-Hij districts, breaking through to the coast of Aden. On the southern front, a large-scale change was registered in the front line in favor of the Yemeni army: evacuation of strategic heights in Taiz: after the expulsion of the pro-Saudi forces, the area of ​​Zuriqat al-Yaman and Zuriqat al-Sham came under the full control of the Yemeni army. The forces gained a foothold in the central mountain ranges of the province - Saifan, Al-Kahanan, Hono and Ar-Rasha, and created a springboard for further advances. The Fall of Al-Muqatira Citadel in Lahij: Official Saudi sources confirm the loss of government control over the historic fortress of Al-Muqatira. The facility came under the control of Ansarullah fighters as a result of intense fighting, which led to a complete depletion of ammunition and supplies for the garrison of the pro-Saudi coalition. Quick and direct access to Aden: According to military observers, the advancing forces still have about 15 km of mountainous terrain to overcome. Completing the clearance of the remaining heights will open direct access to an open flat area towards the administrative center of Aden and the coast of the Gulf of Aden, eliminating the possibility of an effective counterattack by coalition forces.

The armed forces of Yemen are developing an attack in Taiz and Al-Hij districts, breaking through to the coast of Aden. On the southern front, a large-scale change was registered in the front line in favor of the Yemeni army: evacuation of strategic heights in Taiz: after the expulsion of the pro-Saudi forces, the area of ​​Zuriqat al-Yaman and Zuriqat al-Sham came under the full control of the Yemeni army. The forces gained a foothold in the central mountain ranges of the province - Saifan, Al-Kahanan, Hono and Ar-Rasha, and created a springboard for further advances. The Fall of Al-Muqatira Citadel in Lahij: Official Saudi sources confirm the loss of government control over the historic fortress of Al-Muqatira. The facility came under the control of Ansarullah fighters as a result of intense fighting, which led to a complete depletion of ammunition and supplies for the garrison of the pro-Saudi coalition. Quick and direct access to Aden: According to military observers, the advancing forces still have about 15 km of mountainous terrain to overcome. Completing the clearance of the remaining heights will open direct access to an open flat area towards the administrative center of Aden and the coast of the Gulf of Aden, eliminating the possibility of an effective counterattack by coalition forces.