The BBC has gained rare access to Yemen’s conflict zone, traveling alongside government forces from Taiz through checkpoints to the boundary where Houthi control gives way to contested no-man’s-land.
Saudi-backed pro-government forces are fighting to repel Houthi militants, who advanced along the Red Sea coast earlier this month, seizing a crucial shipping chokepoint and intensifying Yemen’s civil war.
A drone is audible overhead from the front line, and a soldier accompanying the crew in southwestern Yemen noted that it is typically followed by an airstrike.
Senior international investigations correspondent Nawal Al-Maghafi reports that approximately ten minutes after the crew departed, the resonant thuds of strikes echoed through the area.
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