Yemen national army cuts off Houthi supply route, gain more ground

The army said they had liberated a number of sites that were under the control of the militia in Hajjah. (File/AFP)

DUBAI: The Yemeni army on Monday were able to cut off Houthi supply routes northwest of the capital Sanaa, Al Arabiya reported.
Saudi-led coalition warplanes supported the army by targeting a warehouse of weapons in Hajjah.
Meanwhile, the Yemeni army gained more ground in Hajjah, pushing the Houthi militia back.
The media center of the Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Sunday the destruction of a Houthi armored vehicle that killed five Houthi fighters in Hajjah.
The army said they had liberated a number of sites that were under the control of the militia in Hajjah, while battles continue.