Yemeni army: 1,382 operations target Houthis, 440 neutralized

The official spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Colonel Majid Abdullah Al-Nazili, announced that 1,382 precise and direct targeting operations were carried out in recent hours as part of Operation 'Dawn of Yemen.' He said the strikes resulted in the neutralization of around 440 Houthi leaders and fighters, and the destruction or disabling of 146 vehicles, military transports, heavy weapons, and combat equipment.

Al-Nazili stated that the operations targeted field command centers, fortifications, firing positions, troop gatherings, reserves, as well as Houthi reinforcements and supply routes. He noted that offensive operations are ongoing across the frontlines.

In Taiz, the military spokesperson explained that units from the Taiz Axis and the Popular Resistance launched coordinated raids and attacks, supported by airstrikes. According to the statement, these actions thwarted Houthi attempts to retake lost positions, achieved new territorial gains, and strengthened fire control over several key sites and strategic hills.

On the Bab Al-Mandab, Dhubab, and Al-Mudaraba fronts, Al-Nazili said the armed forces foiled infiltration attempts and targeted Houthi reinforcements and vehicles. Meanwhile, military units in the northern, northwestern, and eastern fronts—east of the capital Sanaa—continued their offensives with support from armored vehicles, artillery, and drones.

He added that the operations targeted Houthi movements, command centers, weapon positions, depots, and fortifications, aiming to restrict their ability to maneuver and move reserves between fronts.

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The spokesperson affirmed that the armed forces continue their operations to achieve further field gains while taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure.