The armed forces carried out one thousand eight hundred seventy-nine precise targeting operations, neutralizing nine hundred fifty militia members and destroying three hundred eighty military vehicles.

Armed Forces Conduct 1,879 Precision Strikes Against Houthi Militias

The Armed Forces announced the execution of 1,879 precise and direct operations targeting legitimate military objectives belonging to the Iranian-backed Houthi militia. These operations utilized warplanes, drones, field artillery, rocket launchers, and sniper units as part of the ongoing “Dawn of Yemen” campaign.

Initial Assessment of Operations

Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated in a press release that initial estimates indicate the neutralization of approximately 950 militia members. Additionally, the operations resulted in the destruction and damage of 380 military vehicles and equipment. The strikes also silenced enemy fire sources and disrupted the command, control, and supply systems of the militia.

Targeting Enemy Combat Systems

The operations specifically targeted the enemy’s combat systems, which included fortifications, defensive positions, command and control centers, artillery and rocket launcher sites, observation and reconnaissance points, troop assembly areas, and ammunition depots. The strikes aimed to dismantle the militia’s operational capabilities.

Impact of Airstrikes in Taiz

In Taiz, Al-Nazili reported that airstrikes crushed militia reinforcements and convoys heading to the front lines. These strikes scattered militia gatherings and hindered their attempts to support positions and reorganize their forces. He emphasized that the targeting adhered to international humanitarian law, ensuring compliance with principles of distinction and proportionality while taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian objects.

Ongoing Efforts in Mine Clearance

The official spokesperson also noted that military engineering units continue to clear recovered areas of mines and explosive devices, securing them for both military forces and returning civilians.

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