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Mountain wind guides coastal strategies
The article focused on the escalation of clashes on the Kahbub front in Lahj Province, Yemen, where the location holds strategic importance as a mountainous junction connecting Lahj and Taiz, overlooking the passage to Bab al-Mandab. In September, the Kahbub front experienced repeated Houthi attacks, which were repelled by Yemeni forces, including thwarting infiltration attempts and shooting down drones, as well as regaining key positions. The battle there is primarily territorial, centered on controlling high ground and strategic passes, which impacts supply lines between the provinces. The ongoing conflict in Taiz and Lahj has taken a heavy human toll, with around 170,000 people displaced, including 88,000 in Taiz.
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