The armed forces conducted 723 airstrikes and targeting operations, resulting in the death and injury of 321 Houthi leaders and members.

Armed Forces Conduct 723 Airstrikes and Target Operations

The Armed Forces executed 723 airstrikes and targeting operations as part of “Fajr Yemen.” This operation included 37 airstrikes by warplanes, 56 drone strikes, 89 artillery rocket attacks, and 541 field artillery operations. These actions targeted Houthi militia positions, gatherings, fortifications, artillery units, and combat vehicles.

Ongoing Engagements in Taiz

Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, confirmed that the military in Taiz, supported by popular resistance, continues to engage in confrontations against Houthi militia elements. The forces focus on targeting military capabilities while ensuring the protection of civilians and civilian objects, limiting strikes to legitimate military targets.

Operations in Marib and Al-Jawf

Colonel Al-Nazili stated, “In the fronts of Marib and Al-Jawf, our units continue to respond to militia attacks and movements, targeting their positions and gatherings.” He emphasized that the heroes of the Armed Forces in other fronts are also fulfilling their missions and addressing sources of threat.

Southern Fronts Engagement

On the southern and southwestern fronts, the heroes of the Fourth Military Region, National Shield, Giants Brigades, and National Resistance continue to confront the militia and its movements. They take necessary precautions to protect the population and minimize the impact of confrontations on civilian areas.

Initial Field Assessments

The official spokesperson for the Armed Forces noted that initial field assessments indicate the neutralization of approximately 321 militia leaders and elements, either killed or wounded. Additionally, around 117 vehicles and equipment used for military purposes were destroyed or rendered inoperable.

Commitment to National Duty

The Armed Forces affirmed their unwavering determination to fulfill their national duty and achieve the objectives of “Fajr Yemen.” They aim to protect the Yemeni people and their resources while mitigating the threat posed by the militia to Yemen and the security of navigation in the Bab al-Mandab Strait and global trade routes. The forces adhere strictly to international law, particularly international humanitarian law and its customary rules, while taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian objects.

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