Forces loyal to Islah Party hide negative results of ''Cutting the Vein battle'' in Taiz
English - Saturday 22 June 2019 الساعة 10:39 am
Taiz – NewsYemen.net
The Islah Party engaged in subjects that do not related to the liberation of Taiz, the Party had engaged in sub-topics and launched campaigns on Socotra, Shabwa and earlier the role of the UAE.. days after their negative debate socially and militarily in Taiz city.
The debates over what they called "Cutting the Vein", a battle launched by the Military forces loyal to the Party in Ramadan, did not end. The battle just ended after two days of its launching.
''The Cutting the Vein battle'' launched in the eastern part of Taiz city, it is the first battle the Party launched it by itself after Abu al-Abbas battalions' departure the city in order to avoid further clashes with the Islah.
Islah Party established the Popular Crowd. The Popular Crowd started its battles against any armed forces that did not belong to the Party.
In other words, the Islah battle has ended, five martyrs have been killed and dozens of inured on Wednesday. , and It did not achieve any military progress.
Some Islahi fighters said that Taiz Military Axis launched the battle in the eastern part of the city, " without any clear military plans the Party seeks political and partisan goals".
"One of the participants in the operation told NewsYemen", "The directives were issued to launch an attack on the Houthi militias' sites, but the militias responded strongly, the confusion began among their leaders.
For the first time, the Islah party prevented the media from entering the areas of clashes to take photos or pictures of the battle.
The military leaders, on the other hand, also refrained from making statements. The party prevented from taking the martyrs' photos, including the wounded in the battle against the armed militias backed by Iran.
Mohammed Ali Othaman School, which was under the control of the Abu al-Abbas Battalions was handed over to 22nd Brigade then the Houthi militias launched an attack and seized the school from the hands of the forces loyal to the Islah party.
The source said the 17 of the Houthi militias were killed, including two leaders, and dozens were wounded in the clashes east and west of Taiz, adding eight Houthis were killed in al-Qasr tour and seven in the western front, including snipers and injuring dozens.
