Yemeni armed forces destroy 117 Houthi vehicles, neutralize 321 fighters in 'Dawn of Yemen' operation
Yemeni armed forces carried out 723 strikes targeting Houthi positions, destroying 117 vehicles and neutralizing 321 fighters as part of 'Dawn of Yemen' operation.
Key Takeaways
AIAs part of Operation 'Dawn of Yemen,' the Yemeni armed forces conducted 723 air and ground strikes, including 37 air raids, 56 drone strikes, 89 rocket attacks, and 541 artillery bombardments. These targeted Houthi militia positions, gatherings, fortifications, firing points, vehicles, and military equipment.
In a statement, Armed Forces spokesperson Colonel Majed Al-Nazili confirmed that forces in Taiz, supported by the Popular Resistance, continue to engage Houthi elements and target their military capabilities, while taking care to spare civilians and civilian infrastructure, restricting strikes to legitimate military targets.
Colonel Al-Nazili said: "On the Marib and Al-Jawf fronts, our units continue to respond to militia attacks and movements, targeting their positions, gatherings, and military assets. Meanwhile, our forces on other fronts remain committed to their duties and countering threats."
He added: "On the southern and southwestern fronts, our forces from the Fourth Military Region, Shield of the Nation, Giants Brigades, and the National Resistance continue to confront the militia and its movements, while prioritizing civilian protection and taking necessary precautions to minimize the impact of clashes on populated areas."
According to initial field estimates, the operations resulted in neutralizing around 321 Houthi leaders and fighters, either killed or wounded, and destroying or disabling approximately 117 vehicles and pieces of equipment used for military purposes.
The Yemeni armed forces affirmed their unwavering commitment to fulfilling their national duty and achieving the objectives of Operation 'Dawn of Yemen,' to protect the people and resources of Yemen, safeguard the Bab Al-Mandab Strait and global trade routes, and strictly adhere to international law, especially international humanitarian law and its customary rules, while taking all necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian sites.
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