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The armed forces conducted 744 targeting operations against militia sites, resulting in the death and injury of 190 Houthi leaders and members.

Armed Forces Conduct 744 Targeting Operations Against Houthi Militias

The Armed Forces announced that they executed 744 targeting operations using field artillery against Houthi terrorist positions, gatherings, reinforcements, fortifications, fire sources, and combat equipment in recent hours as part of “Operation Yemen Dawn.”

Airstrikes and Drone Operations

Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated in a press release that warplanes carried out 29 airstrikes, while drone units conducted 39 targeting operations. Additionally, rocket units executed 62 targeting operations. Preliminary field reports indicate that approximately 190 Houthi leaders and members were killed or injured, and around 130 of their military vehicles and equipment were destroyed or damaged, along with damage to their positions and fortifications.

Ongoing Combat Operations

Al-Nazili emphasized that in the northern fronts, as well as in Al-Jawf and Marib, the heroes of the Armed Forces, including emergency teams, the National Shield, the Sixth Military Region, and the Third and Seventh Military Regions, continue to carry out their combat missions. They actively engage with Houthi movements, thwarting their attempts and targeting their positions, inflicting both human and material losses on the militia.

Achievements in Al-Bayda and Taiz

In Al-Bayda fronts, the Armed Forces, supported by the Shabwa Defense Forces and military axes stationed there, continue their combat missions. Meanwhile, the Armed Forces, backed by popular resistance in Taiz, demonstrate remarkable bravery in repelling Houthi attacks and targeting their movements and positions, showcasing the determination and sacrifices of the province’s residents.

Progress in Southern Fronts

Colonel Al-Nazili noted that in the southern and southwestern fronts, units from the National Shield, the Giants Brigades, and the National Resistance continued their combat missions. Our forces managed to regain several positions in certain sectors, while confrontations and engagements with Houthi movements persist in other areas.

Commitment to National Duty

The statement confirmed that the heroes of the Armed Forces remain committed to fulfilling their national duty and achieving the objectives of “Operation Yemen Dawn” with unwavering determination and high morale, while taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian objects.

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