This is the new and deadly front between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces

The Houthis continue their offensive against Yemeni government forces, with the city of Taiz as the next target. According to Saudi media, the front has become the bloodiest after government forces repelled a severe Houthi attack. The Houthis respond with artillery shelling, and the government with airstrikes. Capturing Taiz would bring the Houthis closer to Aden, the temporary capital of the government.

The Houthis, described in the article as a Shiite terrorist organization, continue their offensive against Yemeni government forces and show no signs of stopping. After taking control of the strategic area in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, they are heading east to capture the city of Taiz. According to Saudi media, which supports the Yemeni government, the front in Taiz has become the bloodiest after government forces repelled a severe Houthi attack and inflicted many casualties on the terrorist organization, although the number of casualties has not been published. In response, the Houthis launched heavy artillery fire on positions outside the city, and the government responded with airstrikes in the Houthi area. Capturing Taiz would bring the Houthis another significant step closer to Aden, the new capital of the Yemeni government, and its capture could be the most significant step for the organization to take over all of Yemen. The article reports on the fighting from a perspective that supports the Yemeni government and uses the term "terrorist organization" to describe the Houthis.