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Yemeni government forces report clashes with Houthis across Taiz

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DUBAI: Yemeni government forces said on Thursday they were engaged in fierce fighting with Iran-backed Houthi forces across several fronts in Taiz province, as they reported artillery exchanges and air strikes targeting Houthi positions. The fighting was reported in Bani Bakari, Jabal Habashi and Hamir in western Taiz, according to government forces. The latest clashes follow a series of military operations reported by Yemeni government forces o…

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Fighting spreads across several fronts in Taiz province as government forces say Houthi attacks repelled

·Ankara, Türkiye
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At least 30 Huthis fighters died in clashes with Yemeni government forces in Taiz province, during attacks launched by rebels on various fronts, today announced military sources.

·Portugal
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The official spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Colonel Major Majid al-Nizili, said that the forces continued to remain in position and to carry out their combat duties in the face of the Al-Houthi group on various fronts in the governorate of Ta'izz.

·Egypt
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From Wednesday evening until Thursday, on the fronts of the Ta'izz governorate, the "Houthi" group, loyal to Tehran, launched simultaneous attacks on several axes, accompanied by artillery shelling and rocket attacks. Government forces and the resistance of the people announced that the attacks had been repelled in various areas, including the hearer, Jabal Habshi, the bombardant and Ivan. The article was followed by Ta'izz under attack. Governm…

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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