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Houthis push to seize key strategic mountains overlooking Bab el-Mandeb
Ansar Allah has launched fresh assaults on pro-Saudi forces across the mountains of Lahj’s Al-Madaribah wa Ra’as Al-Arah district, seeking to capture three interconnected heights overlooking the strait’s inland approaches. On September 29, clashes intensified around Al-Aghbara Mountain as the Houthis sought to sever key supply routes linking Saudi-backed positions in Lahj and Taiz, Arab News reports.
Hostilities around Kahboub Mountain are also continuing. Control of the area could allow Ansar Allah to consolidate its gains along the Red Sea coast and threaten roads leading toward Aden, where the Saudi-backed Yemeni administration is based. Kahboub has emerged as a key Houthi target since the group solidified control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on September 10. The mountain commands the strait, the coastal city of Dhubab and Perim Island.
Jabal Naman is another strategically vital mountain on the Lahj-Taiz border that the Houthis are seeking to seize and hold.
Ansar Allah is also reinforcing its military in apparent preparation for another major offensive on Taiz, a pro-Saudi officer told the publication, describing the Houthi buildup – including tanks, other military equipment and missiles – as “massive.”Houthis push to seize key strategic mountains overlooking Bab el-Mandeb Ansar Allah has launched fresh assaults on pro-Saudi forces across the mountains of Lahj’s Al-Madaribah wa Ra’as Al-Arah district, seeking to capture three interconnected heights overlooking the strait’s inland approaches. On September 29, clashes intensified around Al-Aghbara Mountain as the Houthis sought to sever key supply routes linking Saudi-backed positions in Lahj and Taiz, Arab News reports. Hostilities around Kahboub Mountain are also continuing. Control of the area could allow Ansar Allah to consolidate its gains along the Red Sea coast and threaten roads leading toward Aden, where the Saudi-backed Yemeni administration is based. Kahboub has emerged as a key Houthi target since the group solidified control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on September 10. The mountain commands the strait, the coastal city of Dhubab and Perim Island. Jabal Naman is another strategically vital mountain on the Lahj-Taiz border that the Houthis are seeking to seize and hold. Ansar Allah is also reinforcing its military in apparent preparation for another major offensive on Taiz, a pro-Saudi officer told the publication, describing the Houthi buildup – including tanks, other military equipment and missiles – as “massive.”
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US ends Iraq mission & relocates operations to Jordan
After close to two decades of Iraq intervention, US military forces and equipment have shifted headquarters. CENTCOM confirmed the relocation of the Combined Joint Task Force–Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) to Jordan following the formal end of the coalition’s military mission in Iraq on September 30, when the last American and partner forces left Erbil Air Base.
Admiral Brad Cooper, CENTCOM's commander, praised Iraqi forces for now "having the capacity to manage their own security."
The relocation is more a change of address rather than a conclusion:
🔴 same Combined Joint Task Force remains operational, only now based in Jordan
🔴 counter-ISIS operations continue in Syria with coalition partners and the Syrian government
🔴 new “bilateral defense relationship” with Iraq keeps the door open for future involvement
🔴 regional US and coalition forces stay on standby, “ready to respond” to threats that ariseUS ends Iraq mission & relocates operations to Jordan After close to two decades of Iraq intervention, US military forces and equipment have shifted headquarters. CENTCOM confirmed the relocation of the Combined Joint Task Force–Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) to Jordan following the formal end of the coalition’s military mission in Iraq on September 30, when the last American and partner forces left Erbil Air Base. Admiral Brad Cooper, CENTCOM's commander, praised Iraqi forces for now "having the capacity to manage their own security." The relocation is more a change of address rather than a conclusion: 🔴 same Combined Joint Task Force remains operational, only now based in Jordan 🔴 counter-ISIS operations continue in Syria with coalition partners and the Syrian government 🔴 new “bilateral defense relationship” with Iraq keeps the door open for future involvement 🔴 regional US and coalition forces stay on standby, “ready to respond” to threats that arise
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