Yemeni armed forces report 906 operations against Houthis, 121 vehicles destroyed

The Yemeni armed forces announced they have carried out 906 strikes targeting positions, gatherings, fortifications, and military assets belonging to the Houthi militia across several battlefronts, confirming the destruction or disabling of 121 military vehicles and equipment, and the neutralization of 201 Houthi fighters and field commanders.

Colonel Majed Abdullah Al-Nazili, official spokesperson for the Yemeni armed forces, said the operations were conducted as part of Operation "Dawn of Yemen," with participation from various military units and support from the Popular Resistance, in response to Houthi movements and threats.

Al-Nazili explained that the operations included 41 airstrikes, 18 drone attacks, 90 rocket launcher strikes, and 757 field artillery operations, all targeting Houthi positions, gatherings, and fortifications on multiple fronts.

He added that the armed forces continue their missions on the southern and southwestern fronts, countering Houthi attacks and movements. He noted that the redeployment and repositioning of military units in these areas were based on operational assessments, aimed at lifting the siege on Taiz and protecting civilians.

He also pointed to ongoing clashes in the Marib, Al-Jawf, and Taiz fronts and other combat zones, affirming that the armed forces, with support from the Popular Resistance, continue to confront Houthi advances and sources of threat.

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The Yemeni armed forces stressed that protecting the Yemeni people and their resources is a shared national responsibility, highlighting the importance of regional and international cooperation to ensure maritime security in the Bab Al-Mandab Strait. They reaffirmed their commitment to the objectives of Operation "Dawn of Yemen," adherence to international humanitarian law, and taking necessary precautions to protect civilians.