Yesterday, the Yemeni armed forces recorded a remarkable field advance in Lahj governorate, southern Yemen, by taking control of the strategically important al-Maqtara district, making it only about 50 kilometers from the city of Aden, the capital of the mercenary government. The most exciting development on this front was not only the geographical advance, but also the accelerated collapse of the mercenary forces against the Houthi forces, when their positions collapsed with extraordinary speed in a scene reminiscent of what happened on the Moka and Bab al-Mandab fronts weeks ago, when they witnessed similar changes in the field and rapid field collapse.

Yesterday, the Yemeni armed forces recorded a remarkable field advance in Lahj governorate, southern Yemen, by taking control of the strategically important al-Maqtara district, making it only about 50 kilometers from the city of Aden, the capital of the mercenary government. The most exciting development on this front was not only the geographical advance, but also the accelerated collapse of the mercenary forces against the Houthi forces, when their positions collapsed with extraordinary speed in a scene reminiscent of what happened on the Moka and Bab al-Mandab fronts weeks ago, when they witnessed similar changes in the field and rapid field collapse.