Yemeni Armed Forces: 1,211 Targeting Operations Carried Out Against Houthis
Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Majid Al-Nazili announced the execution of 1,211 targeting operations against Houthi militia positions in the past hours, resulting in the neutralization of 387 fighters and the destruction of 96 military vehicles.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
- Neutralization of approximately 387 militia leaders and fighters, and destruction and damage to 96 military vehicles and equipment
The spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Majid Al-Nazili, announced the execution of 1,211 targeting operations against Houthi militia sites, concentrations, reinforcements, vehicles, and firing positions over the past hours, as part of combat operations conducted by the forces under the name “Fajr al-Yemen” (Yemen’s Dawn).
Al-Nazili clarified, in a statement posted on his X (formerly Twitter) account, that the operations were carried out using warplanes, drones, field artillery, and rocket launchers, and targeted militia positions across several fronts.
He noted that clashes were concentrated in Taiz Governorate, particularly on the Shiqb and Al-Aqrud fronts and in the Sanamat and Al-Sarari areas, where forces targeted Houthi positions and movements, forcing some groups to retreat with air support.
He added that the “Shield of the Nation” and “Giants” forces managed to seize several positions on the Thawr Al-Ba’ah front and repelled attacks and infiltration attempts, while other forces conducted offensive operations on the Marib front, including the Ragwan sector and the Mas Belt, targeting militia reinforcements and fortifications.
According to the statement, the operations resulted in the neutralization of approximately 387 Houthi militia leaders and fighters, along with the destruction and damage of 96 military vehicles, armored vehicles, and rocket launch platforms.
Al-Nazili affirmed the continuation of combat operations, emphasizing the implementation of necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure.