IRINN reports Taiz gains And rejects Saudi claims

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IRINN reports local sources saying Sana'a-aligned forces took the Habashi Heights west of Taiz and advanced toward the city, with some tribes discussing surrender. Mohammad Hassan Nikbin's package shows an encirclement warning and purported Saudi-aligned retreat and explains the heights' claimed logistical importance for Mocha, Bab al-Mandab and Aden. Hussein al-Bukhaiti characterizes the conflict as a Yemen–Saudi war and predicts full liberation. The same account briefly reports a commander's killing, an Aden-base strike and a missile disrupting Abqaiq/pipeline operations. Hizam al-Assad rejects Saudi allegations about Mecca and Medina as false pretexts following setbacks and pledges protection of the holy sites while criticizing normalization. Battlefield outcomes, pipeline damage and the denial remain attributed; the report does not establish their exact dates or verify either side's claims.

IRINN reports local sources saying Sana'a-aligned forces took the Habashi Heights west of Taiz and advanced toward the city, with some tribes discussing surrender. Its package and editorial describe retreat and encirclement of Saudi-aligned forces and the heights' claimed significance for Mocha logistics and Bab al-Mandab. Hussein al-Bukhaiti portrays the fighting as a Yemen–Saudi war and predicts full liberation. The capture, retreat and prospects remain source claims; Taiz city is not reported fully captured.