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In the ongoing civil war in Yemen, the Houthis continue their advance against government-controlled areas. Tur al-Baha is located on a critical logistics route between Taiz and Aden.
The advance of the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen continues. According to four military sources who spoke to Reuters, the Houthis attacked a military camp located at the entrance of Tur al-Baha, 80 kilometers from Aden, one of the main strongholds of the Yemeni government and its temporary capital.
Tur el-Baha, one of the main routes of transportation to Aden, is approximately 50 kilometers from Lahij city center and 80 kilometers from Aden. The route in question is known as the last connection point between government-controlled areas and Taiz.
The Houthis announced that they launched an attack on government positions in the Al-Makatira region 3 days ago and have since captured the entire district. Al-Makatira, a mountainous region, overlooks the road connecting Taiz to Aden. According to sources, the Houthis forced government forces to retreat towards Tur al-Baha.
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