SANAA, 11 March, 2021, (TON): Yemen's military on Wednesday said it had part of the way broken a six-year attack of the southern city of Taiz by the Iran-backed Houthis.

Representative Col. Abdul Basit Al-Baher said that troops had held onto control of a few mountain areas on the western edges of the city and resumed a street to western zones on the Red Sea.

Without precedent for years, soldiers from the Taiz pivot met other government troops from the Giants Brigades in a freed region in Al-Wazyia subsequent to breaking the last Houthi line of defense that had since a long time ago isolated them.

Al-Baher said, “This is an important development since it not only breaks the siege but unifies the fronts against our common enemy.”

A week ago, Yemeni soldiers in Taiz have broken a very long time of military impasse in the city by dispatching another hostile to push back the Houthis from the city's edges and break the radicals' attack.

The military took over control of Jabal Habashy region and a few key areas on the eastern and western edges of Taiz in which many Houthi rebels died and got injured.

Media showed pictures of troopers recovering tanks, defensively covered work force transporters, and rocket launchers deserted by the crushed Houthis.

According to an official, Yemen’s President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, during a telephone conversation with Taiz Gov. Nabil Shamsan ordered his troops in Taiz to press ahead with their military offensive until the Houthi siege had been ended.

After failing to seize control of the city’s downtown during early military expansion across Yemen in 2015, the Houthis surrounded the densely populated city, blocking vital food and medical supply lines. The militia group has repeatedly shelled residential areas in Taiz, killing and wounding hundreds of civilians over the last six years.

Yemen's Defense Ministry said that military soldiers and associated tribesmen scored restricted military increases on various fronts in the region of Marib. The military held control of a mountain in Al-Kasara, west of Marib, and executed, injured and caught many Houthis.

In other challenged regions in Marib like Murad, Serwah, and Helan, government troops took cautious positions, zeroing in on pushing back Houthis as warplanes from the Arab alliance focused on Houthi military fortifications and areas.

Hadi called Yemini safeguard serve, Mohammed Al-Maqdashi, to compliment government troops on their benefits and rehashed his request to the military to thwart "Iran's plan and its devices" in Yemen.