Yemen's army reports 13 soldiers killed in clashes with Houthis in Taiz and Lahj
Army-affiliated forces say casualties occurred over two days of intense fighting across multiple fronts.
Yemen's Tur al-Bahah Military Axis, an army-affiliated force, reported that 13 soldiers were killed during clashes with Houthi fighters in the Taiz and Lahj provinces over a two-day period, according to Anadolu Agency.
The military axis attributed the casualties to intensifying fighting across several fronts in the ongoing conflict between government forces and the Iran-backed Houthi movement.
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- Yemen’s army says 13 soldiers killed in fighting with Houthis in Taiz, Lahj — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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