September Net

The national army forces backed by popular resistance and Arab Coalition’s airstrikes were able Sunday to advance in the southern of Al-Dhale province, amid major collapses in the ranks of the Houthis.

The national army succeeded in regaining control of several positions in the camp of the 912 Brigade, which is under the control of the militia in the area of ​​Al-Fakher west of Qutba district, north of the province.

In the clashes, the national army forces captured 110 Houthi elements, including a field leader named Yahya Al-Kibsi, and another leader.

The confrontations, which continue until the moment, killed and wounded dozens of elements of the militia Houthi,  fled dozens of others.  The army forces regained  five combat cars and armored personnel and other weapons belonging to the militia.

At the same time, the national army forces pushed additional military reinforcements to the areas of confrontation, to complete the process of liberation and extensive cleansing of the remaining presence of the Houthi militia in Al-Dhale.