EU letter already ran. Al-Alimi already ran. Two-and-two already ran. This is Sunday’s unused claim.
Al Jazeera, Sunday: Yemen’s government military media centre said forces conducted multiple air and ground operations in Taiz governorate over 24 hours, including airstrikes on Houthi positions in five locations. Named: al-Waziiya in the west; weapons sites at Mafraq Mawiya and al-Dhukrah in the east; a gathering in Hayfan in the south; military vehicles in Gurab in the northwest. The centre also said infiltration attempts were thwarted on the al-Ahtoub front and in Hadran, with shelling on al-Kadha and al-Aqroud. Dozens of Houthi fighters, including field commanders, were killed or wounded near Taiz city, it said. Al Jazeera could not verify the battlefield claims. A claim is not a count we weighed.
Xinhua, Aden, Sept. 26: a government military source, on X, said warplanes hit a supply convoy on Al-Sitteen Street north of Taiz city and reinforcements in Al-Wazi'iyah, plus depots in Mawiyah. Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarea, Saturday: 27 Saudi airstrikes across six provinces in 24 hours; his tally since the escalation began, 1,059. That is his number. Brig. Gen. Majed al-Nazili: Houthi weapons “pose a serious threat to international flight paths over the Red Sea” and use a heat-tracking system that cannot distinguish military from civilian targets. UNICEF’s Akhil Iyer: at least 146,000 displaced since July’s fighting, most from or within Taiz. Saturday’s unused letter already ran. We will not reprint European ships as first-day news, and we will not invent Mocha retaken.
What this means for you
If you needed last night’s unused letter, it still stands. If you needed this morning’s unused international, it is five districts and unverified. Not a ceasefire. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Taiz claimed. Five districts named. Unverified. Not the EU letter.
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