By Mohammed Ghobari and Timour AzhariSept 24 (Reuters) – Yemen’s Saudi-backed government forces repelled overnight attacks by the Iran-backed Houthis on a key supply route to the southern port city of Aden where the internationally recognised administration is based, government sources said on Thursday.The steep, winding mountain pass…
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Yemen says government forces repel Houthi push on key Taiz-Aden route
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