Houthi militia plants landmines along Dhubab coast after retreat
Houthi forces have laid hundreds of landmines in areas of Dhubab, Yemen, after being pushed back, as fierce clashes continue in western Taiz.
Key Takeaways
AIThe Houthi militia has planted landmines across parts of Yemeni territory, particularly in areas where they were recently defeated in the Dhubab region.
According to Al Hadath, the Houthis have laid hundreds of landmines in Yemeni lands and along the Dhubab coast in areas from which they were recently driven out.
On the ground, western Taiz’s rural Jabal Habashi district has witnessed some of the fiercest clashes between the armed forces, supported by local residents, and the Houthi militia.
Yemeni army forces continue to confront the Iran-backed Houthis on multiple fronts to prevent them from seizing key positions.