A Houthi battle is looming in Hodeidah ... Hundreds of militants arrive in Hays ... and restrictions on travel to Marib
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and restrictions on travel to Marib - Tuesday 20 October 2020 الساعة 05:19 pm مشاركة Al-Hodeidah, NewsYemen, Exclusive: Military and security sources told NewsYemen that a battle for Houthi militia is looming in Al-Hodeidah governorate, as the Houthi militia sent hundreds of fighters to the Hays district, while strict restrictions were imposed on travelers to Marib.
The sources reviewed the size of the reinforcements for Houthi militia, which reached 800 fighters, who were sent by the Houthi militia to their sites in the district of Hays to reinforce its human forces there.
The reinforcements spread, according to the sources, in the farms, valleys and trenches that Houthis dug in the eastern regions of Hays, in a measure that threatens a large-scale attack on Hays that matches Houthi militia’s attack in early October on Al-Durahimi.
Meanwhile, security sources in the Al-Jarahi district near Hays said that four military vehicles carrying heavy artillery and two military vehicles accompanied by forty armed Iran-wing fighters were stationed in the directorate.
The sources did not indicate the destination of these reinforcements to Al-Jarrahi, but their arrival in parallel with the reinforcement of Iran's arm positions east of Hays indicates that the militias may send these heavy equipment immediately after the outbreak of the battle.
It is also believed to be working on attacking the joint sites in Al-Durahimi and At-Tuhaita in an attempt to tighten the joint effort and achieve a qualitative breakthrough in Hays.
Meanwhile, the Houthi militia imposed tight restrictions on travelers to Marib Governorate to impede the access of the families of the prisoners who were released in the exchange process sponsored by the United Nations.
Security sources told NewsYemen that the Houthi militia directed the military points to tighten security measures at the points and prevent families of the freed prisoners from traveling to Marib and prevented them from leaving the governorate.
The militias seek to assassinate the joy of the families of liberating their prisoners of war, at a time when they are making extensive preparations to receive the released prisoners in Hodeidah from their elements in preparation for their reintegration on the battlefronts.
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