Turaiba Falls and Al-Jabouli in Focus
The city of Ta'izz and several surrounding military sites fell after the withdrawal of the Fourth Mountain Infantry Brigade, led by Brigadier Abu Bakr Al-Jabouri. This allowed Houthi militias to take control of the city and survey strategic positions overlooking Ta'izz. Evidence suggests that the withdrawal may have been due to a tactical decision or political collusion, possibly involving prior agreements between the brigade's leadership and parties aligned with the Houthis. This raises questions about the responsibilities of the military and political leadership. An official investigation is awaited to determine whether any undisclosed agreements preceded the fall, and whether there are any previous connections between Al-Jabouri and Amjad Khaled that may have influenced the course of events.
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