In the midst of the wide military battles that are redrawing the map of field control in the south and west of the country, the Sana’a forces directed a crushing blow to the mobilizations of the Saudi-backed forces, thwarting failed attempts to advance from the Lahj Governorate toward the heights of Al-Wazi’iyah, crowning the operations with control over “Wadi Shirirah” and the mountains surrounding it, reaching the outskirts of Al-Shamaytin.
Follow-ups — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Scenes broadcast by Sana’a military media documented precise details of the storming operations carried out by Sana’a fighters from zero distance, reflecting high combat efficiency in sniping skills, penetrating fortifications, and diversifying fire between light, medium, and heavy weapons such as machine guns and mortar shells (82 and 120 mm).
These operations resulted in the destruction of the morale of the targeted forces, and the seizure of large numbers of weapons and military vehicles, in conjunction with embodying the standards of moral and humanitarian discipline in dealing with captives and fleeing elements.
Re-Engineering the Military Map in the Taiz Countryside:
In the connected field context, a military source confirmed to the “Saba” agency in Sana’a the control and expulsion of the Saudi mobilizations from Al-Masrakh District in Taiz Governorate. These developments come as an extension of wide and accelerating advances that included the sectors of “Sami’, Al-Hujariyah, Al-Silw, Al-Shamaytin, and Sabr Al-Mawadim,” which led to bringing about radical changes in the map of control in the southern and western countryside of Taiz, and tightening the military cordon on the remaining pockets and formations affiliated with the Saudi regime inside the city.
Securing the Western Coast and the Strategic Bab Al-Mandeb:
These advances are an extension of the major strategic operations that were launched last month with the Sana’a forces’ control over the areas of the western coast and the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait.
With the failure of the desperate Saudi attempts to re-advance through Al-Wazi’iyah and Lahj to break the siege on its collapsing factions, the Sana’a forces succeeded in “securing the sectors of the western coast completely, nullifying any ability of the other party to maneuver, and establishing an advanced firepower fulcrum that allows imposing control and operational readiness to deal with any hostile formations toward the governorates of Lahj and Aden, in addition to consolidating the strategic depth and securing the Yemeni bank of the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait and the navigation lines,” according to the source.
