Yemeni armed forces report 951 strikes in 24 hours against Houthis
Yemen’s military says it carried out 951 strikes in a day, claiming to neutralize 332 Houthi fighters and destroy dozens of vehicles in multiple regions.
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The Yemeni armed forces announced that they conducted 951 strikes in the past 24 hours as part of Operation 'Fajr Yemen', claiming the operations neutralized around 332 Houthi field commanders and fighters, and destroyed or disabled 56 military vehicles, equipment, and transport vehicles across several fronts.
In a statement, the armed forces said the strikes targeted Houthi gatherings, movements, fortifications, firing positions, and supply routes, using warplanes, drones, field artillery, and rocket launchers.
According to the statement, the operations were distributed across the northern fronts, as well as the fronts in Al-Jawf, Marib, and Al-Bayda, in addition to the southern and southwestern fronts.
In Taiz, the armed forces said their units and the popular resistance continue to repel Houthi attacks and target their positions, movements, and firing sources, inflicting personnel and equipment losses during the clashes.
On the Al-Jawf front, military engineering units are continuing to clear areas recaptured by the forces in the past 48 hours of mines and improvised explosive devices, alongside ongoing combat operations from the regained positions.
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The armed forces stated that the clearance operations aim to reduce the risks of mines and explosive devices to civilians and secure the areas involved in the operations, affirming the continuation of combat missions and necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian sites.