The armed forces carried out 875 targeting operations against militia sites, neutralizing 130 Houthi leaders and elements.

Armed Forces Conduct 875 Targeting Operations Against Houthi Militias

The Armed Forces announced the execution of 875 targeting operations against Houthi militia sites, their gatherings, reinforcements, and sources of fire, supported by warplanes, drones, and artillery as part of the “Dawn of Yemen” operation.

Continued Resistance in Taiz

Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated in a report on Saturday that the heroes of the Armed Forces in Taiz, backed by popular resistance, continued to repel attacks from the Houthi terrorist militias. They targeted the movements and positions of the militias across various fronts, affirming that the sacrifices of the province’s residents will remain present in the battle to restore security and stability.

Strikes in Marib and Al-Jawf

Units from emergency teams, the National Shield Forces, and military regions in the Marib and Al-Jawf fronts, supported by popular resistance, delivered significant blows to Houthi militia gatherings and reinforcements, maintaining operational pressure on the enemy.

Ongoing Operations in Southern and Western Fronts

Colonel Al-Nazili highlighted that the heroes of the Armed Forces on the southern and western fronts, including members of the National Shield Forces, Giants Brigades, and National Resistance, continue to perform their duties and respond to enemy movements and attacks.

Initial Field Estimates

The official spokesperson for the Armed Forces reported, “Initial field estimates indicate the neutralization of approximately 130 Houthi leaders and elements, along with the destruction and damage of 50 military vehicles and platforms for launching missiles.”

Commitment to Civilian Protection

He added, “Our Armed Forces heroes continue their missions with high morale and unwavering determination to achieve the objectives of the ‘Dawn of Yemen’ operation, while taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian objects.”

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