Sanaa: Yemen’s armed forces have reported carrying out 943 military strikes against Houthi positions across several front lines as part of Operation “Dawn of Yemen” claiming that the operations killed or wounded 221 Houthi fighters and destroyed or damaged 73 military vehicles and other combat assets.
According to statements attributed to the Yemeni military, the operations targeted Houthi positions and military capabilities across multiple battlefronts in the country.
943 Military Operations Reported
The Yemeni armed forces said the operations included:
- 18 airstrikes against Houthi positions.
- 21 drone attacks.
- 27 strikes targeting rocket launching systems.
- 877 artillery strikes across several front lines.
The military said the combined operations were aimed at weakening Houthi military capabilities and targeting their positions.
221 Houthi Fighters Reportedly Killed or Wounded
- According to the military’s account, the operations resulted in 221 Houthi fighters being killed or wounded.
- The forces also claimed that 73 military vehicles and other combat assets were destroyed or damaged during the strikes.
- These casualty and equipment figures have not been independently verified.
Fighting Continues Across Multiple Front Lines
- The reported operations covered several areas of Yemen, including Taiz, Marib, Al-Jawf and other southern and southwestern battlefronts.
- The latest announcement highlights the continuing military confrontation between Yemen’s internationally recognised government forces and the Houthi movement.
Background
- Yemen has experienced years of conflict between the internationally recognised government and the Houthi movement, which controls the capital, Sanaa, and several other parts of the country.
- The conflict has created a prolonged humanitarian crisis, displaced millions of people and affected regional security.
- The latest military claims indicate continued fighting across multiple fronts, although independent confirmation of the reported scale of the operations and casualties remains unavailable.
Source: Yemeni military statements, Anadolu Agency and Arab News reports.
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