Yemen's anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapse
More than 15 brigades were defeated as the country's entire west coast fell to Houthi control during a failed assault on Sana'a.
A bitter inquest is underway among Yemen's anti-Houthi forces following the collapse of what had been described as a decisive assault on Sana'a, the Houthi-controlled capital. The military rout has raised questions about coordination and morale, with some politicians claiming billions of dollars were offered to persuade forces to abandon their positions.
The UN-recognised Yemeni government's anti-Houthi forces are now attempting to reorganise and capture the Kahbob mountains, a strategic location to restrict Houthi movement toward the Bab al-Mandab strait.
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- Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapse — The Guardian — World
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