Yemeni Air Force Bombs Declared Kill Zone Around Mokha and Dhubab

Saudi Civil Defense said on September 12 that a projectile fired by Houthi forces struck Al-Tuwal Governorate in the Jazan Region, wounding two people and damaging a mosque, buildings, and vehicles.

YEMEN — Staff Colonel Majid Abdullah Al-Nuzaily, official spokesperson for the internationally recognized Yemeni Armed Forces, said on September 13 that the air force was still destroying Houthi equipment, gatherings, and fighters inside a declared kill zone around the Red Sea port of Mokha and the Dhubab district in western Taiz Governorate.

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A kill zone, also called a kill box in the Aden command’s Arabic statement, is a pre-marked patch of ground set aside for concentrated fire. Al-Nuzaily said the air force had opened that box on September 11 and asked civilians to stay off the Taiz-Mokha road and the Mokha-Dhubab road until a further notice.