Yemeni army controls 3 mountains in Nihm
Houthi
Aden - Egypt Today
The Yemeni army on Sunday regained control on three mountains in Nihm follwoing clashes with the Houthi militia that left more than 23 militiamen killed and scores injured.
Spokesperson for the 7th Military Region Colonel Abdullah Al Shandaqi said six armored vehicles, nine militia crews, and a tank were destroyed by the Arab Coalition's strikes and army's artillery shelling.
The fighting continues amid great progress by the national army and withdrawal of the militia towards Sanaa.
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