Taiz Clashes and Airstrikes; Parliament Urges Houthi Terror Designation
The article discusses the military and political developments in Yemen, with ongoing clashes in Taiz and an escalation of military operations by government forces against the Houthis. Nearly 780 targeting operations were carried out within 24 hours as part of the "Yemen Dawn" operation, resulting in the neutralization of over 512 Houthi leaders and fighters and the destruction of more than 330 military vehicles and equipment. At the same time, fighting continues in Taiz areas, with government forces repelling Houthi attempts to advance, while civilian areas have been subjected to shelling that injured five people, including children. On the humanitarian front, Amnesty International has warned of aid disruptions in the city, documenting the death of 32 civilians since early August, and has called for opening roads and providing essential assistance. Meanwhile, the European Parliament has called for designating the Houthis as a terrorist organization and for cutting off their financial sources. Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia persist, resulting in casualties among civilians, and movement at King Fahd International Airport has resumed after a missile and drone attack.
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