Yemeni government forces capture key mountain peak in Taiz province
Nation's Shield Forces said troops seized the highest peak in Jabal Habashi district following clashes with Houthi fighters.
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Yemeni government forces have captured a key mountain peak in Taiz province after clashes with Houthi fighters, according to the Nation's Shield Forces.
The forces said troops seized the highest peak in the Jabal Habashi district, marking a notable gain in the area.
The Nation's Shield Forces did not provide additional details on casualties from the clashes or on the broader military situation in the district following the capture of the peak.
Taiz province has been a longstanding front line in Yemen's conflict between government-aligned forces and Houthi fighters, with control of high ground in the region holding strategic significance for both sides.
There was no immediate comment from Houthi officials on the reported loss of the position.
Sources
- Yemeni government forces seize key mountain peak in Taiz province — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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