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Yemen’s Houthis (Ansar Allah) have made further territorial gains in the southwestern province of Lahij, capturing several locations and a military camp as their forces push eastward from the Red Sea coast toward the strategic port city of Aden.
The latest advances were reported on November 13, Houthi forces had captured Ghayl al-Barir and Huwayrib, along with Kharaz military camp.
The sources also reported that other units of the group had advanced through the Mafraq al-Sarih junction and seized a field hospital in the area.
The reports followed earlier gains in the al-Mudaribah wal Ara district, where Houthi forces had advanced through al-Majza and al-Shatt.
In addition, it was reported that the group had taken al-Shatin, the district’s administrative center, along with dozens of other positions during the offensive.
Houthi forces had seized strategic hilltops in al-Mudaribah wal Ara overlooking Aden province. The fighters have been consolidating their positions along the Red Sea coast while advancing east toward the Gulf of Aden.
Lahij occupies a strategically important position between the Red Sea coast and Aden, the interim seat of Yemen’s internationally recognized government.
The Houthi advance through Lahij’s western districts brings the group closer to key coastal routes connecting the areas around Bab al-Mandab with Aden, threatening to further complicate the movement of forces and supplies along the southwestern front.
The latest advances were reported on November 13, Houthi forces had captured Ghayl al-Barir and Huwayrib, along with Kharaz military camp.
The sources also reported that other units of the group had advanced through the Mafraq al-Sarih junction and seized a field hospital in the area.
The reports followed earlier gains in the al-Mudaribah wal Ara district, where Houthi forces had advanced through al-Majza and al-Shatt.
In addition, it was reported that the group had taken al-Shatin, the district’s administrative center, along with dozens of other positions during the offensive.
Houthi forces had seized strategic hilltops in al-Mudaribah wal Ara overlooking Aden province. The fighters have been consolidating their positions along the Red Sea coast while advancing east toward the Gulf of Aden.
Lahij occupies a strategically important position between the Red Sea coast and Aden, the interim seat of Yemen’s internationally recognized government.
The Houthi advance through Lahij’s western districts brings the group closer to key coastal routes connecting the areas around Bab al-Mandab with Aden, threatening to further complicate the movement of forces and supplies along the southwestern front.
They have not posted any evidence in the entire conflict
