Houthis’ loss of Marib can be beginning of their collapse in Yemen

Amira al-Sharif

The Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militia continues to suffer major losses in lives in Marib province.

This comes as the Joint Forces continue to recapture sites liberated from the occupation of the militia.

Violent clashes erupted between the two sides in the past few days, leading to the killing of the Houthi leader Maarib, along with dozens of militiamen.

The Joint Forces also succeeded in seizing a large number of vehicles and wagons from the Houthis.

Meanwhile, violent battles continued to rage on on the Al-Mashjah front, where the militia suffered great human and material losses.

This came after the militia tried to infiltrate one of the military sites on the al-Mashjah front.

However, the Joint Forces thwarted the attempted infiltration and killed the militiamen involved in it.

The Joint Forces then countered by targeting Houthi concentration points west of Ad Dali’ province.

In the same province, the Joint Forces responded to three attacks by the Houthi militia, as they tried to advance towards the al-Mujahideen Tabat and Tabab al-Souda.

After intense confrontations in which medium and light weapons were used from a distance of zero, the Joint Forces were able to end the confrontations in its favor.

They inflicted new losses on this militia and forced it to retreat and refuse.

The Joint Forces also repelled a series of attacks by the Houthi militia towards the Sabira al-Jabb, Battar and al-Fakher sectors.