The armed forces conducted 1,417 targeting operations in 24 hours, neutralizing 800 Houthi elements and disabling over 190 vehicles.
- The Armed Forces conducted 1,417 targeted operations in the last 24 hours.
- Approximately 800 Houthi elements were neutralized during these operations.
- Over 190 vehicles and fortifications were destroyed or incapacitated.
- The Armed Forces emphasized compliance with international humanitarian law in their operations.
Armed Forces Conduct 1,417 Targeted Operations in 24 Hours
The Armed Forces executed 1,417 precise and direct operations over the past 24 hours. These operations utilized warplanes, drones, field artillery, and rocket launchers to target Houthi militia gatherings, reinforcements, fortified positions, fire sources, armored vehicles, and drone launch sites.
Impact of Operations on Houthi Movements
Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated in a report on Saturday that these operations, part of “Dawn of Yemen,” disrupted Houthi militia movements. The actions prevented the militia from deploying reserves to the front lines or achieving any tactical objectives in the field.
Casualties and Damage Report
The operations resulted in the neutralization of approximately 800 individuals, including both dead and wounded. Additionally, the Armed Forces destroyed or incapacitated over 190 armored vehicles, combat trucks, and supply transport vehicles, along with fortifications and fire positions.
Eastern Front Advances
Al-Nazili confirmed that Armed Forces units on the eastern front managed to clear enemy positions and expand their control. They secured a new tactical field position.
Ongoing Defense in Taiz
In Taiz, the Armed Forces and popular resistance thwarted continuous waves of attacks. Warplanes targeted militia positions and reinforcements with focused strikes, inflicting significant losses in personnel and equipment.
Commitment to Humanitarian Law
The Armed Forces reiterated that their operations focus solely on legitimate military targets. They conduct these actions in accordance with international humanitarian law and its customary rules. The Armed Forces urged citizens in areas under militia control to protect their children from recruitment campaigns that lead them into futile battles, defending a project that does not represent Yemenis or serve their nation.
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