Yemeni army says 30 Houthi fighters killed in clashes south of Taiz
Government forces said roughly 50 others were wounded as fighting spread across several fronts in Taiz province.
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The Yemeni army said 30 Houthi fighters were killed and about 50 others wounded in clashes south of Taiz, according to Anadolu Agency.
Government forces said the fighting spread across several fronts in Taiz province, and that they repelled attacks launched by Houthi forces, the report said.
Anadolu Agency's report relayed the government side's account of the clashes; it did not include an independent casualty count or a response from the Houthi movement at the time of publication.
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- Yemeni army says 30 Houthis killed, 50 wounded in clashes south of Taiz — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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