The Yemeni Army Stated that It Had Captured Five Houthi Fighters on the Western Front of Taiz.
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The article was followed up by government forces, who captured a number of Iraqi security leaders and elements of the Al-Houthi group loyal to Tehran during the clashes in the western countryside of Ta'izz governorate, including Akram Amer al-Mukatul, who was in charge of the Counter-Narcotics Department of the SADC Ministry of the Interior in Sana'a, as announced by General V of the Presidential Guard. The article was followed by government for…
Aden, Oct 15 (Latin Press) The Yemeni army today announced the capture of five alleged leaders of the Houthi movement on the western front of the city of Taiz, in the south-west of the country, while the group denied that the detainees were military commanders. The post Yemeni Army announces the capture of five alleged Houthi leaders first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Yemeni army announced that it had captured five people allegedly affiliated with the Houthi rebels on the western front of Taiz city, and a video was shared. Some activists claimed that one of the individuals in the video was a high-ranking Houthi official with the rank of major general.
The Yemeni army, today Wednesday, captured a number of Houthi militia elements, including security commanders west of Ta'izz, according to the incident.
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