The military media of Sana’a forces release on Monday new scenes to liberate dozens of sites belonging to the Saudi army and its backed forces off the Mountains of Al-Dod, Al-Rumih, and Jahfan to complete Operation Jizan Axis.
According to the viewer, the operation took three main and simultaneous routes, ending with the clearing of more than 30 positions, the imposition of full control over them, the expulsion of enemy forces stationed there from Sudanese army mercenaries, and inflicted them heavy losses in numbers and equipment.
Process paths
Track 1 – Off Jabal al-Dod: The route included dozens of sites, including the defense (al-Radha) and the surrounding sites from several directions – al-Sayiad site and the surrounding sites east of Jabal al-Dod – Al-Safia hill- the site of al-Tahlia – the site of al-Shabaka and the surrounding sites – al-Qumama hill and the adjacent heights – the areas around the area of al-Malahit – Amin Hill1.”
Track 2 – off Jabal al-Rumaih:
The route included ” Shaafan hill and the nearby sites – al-Khazan hill and Al-Alam – Jabal Dhahr al-Himar – Al-Manzela”.
Route 3 – Off Jabal Jahfan:
A number of sites included ” al-Hamra hill, Jabal al-Sarkha, and the surrounding sites, Jabal al-Shabaka, al-Sawda hill, Jabal Amer, al-Amudin hills sites, al-Masyar hills, Al-Salam site, al-Dhafira site.”
The operation ended with the control of all the sites mentioned and inflicted the enemy heavy losses and killing and injuring and capture dozens of them despite the participation of a hostile military warplane, which failed to stop the advance of the army and popular committees.
The operation was carried out with the participation of all specialized and operational departments, and the active integration of the various military units played a major role in the success of the operation.
Saudi losses:
The operation causing the destruction and burning of 32 armored vehicles, one military bulldozer “documented only by the lens of the war media”, in addition to the killing and injuring of more than 70 mercenaries, including dozens of Sudanese.
