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Up to 74 breaches of the UN-brokered truce by Houthi militias on Sunday

[09/05/2022 06:34]

MARIB-SABA
Iran-sponsored Houthi militia blamed for 74 infringements of the UN-brokered truce in different flashpoints yesterday, Sunday.

The National Military Troops reported that the Houthi militias' militants committed 74 breaches in the frontlines in the governorates of Marib, Hajjah, Hodeidah, Taiz and al-Dhale'a.

The violations included targeting the government's troops positions with Katyusha rockets, artillery and laden- explosives drones, deploying snipers and dispatching personnel reinforcements to different fronts.