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The armed forces conducted one thousand seven hundred thirty-two operations, neutralizing nine hundred members of the Houthi militia.

Story Highlights
  • The Armed Forces conducted 1,732 targeted operations against Houthi militia forces.
  • Over 900 Houthi militia members were neutralized during the operations.
  • The operations destroyed or incapacitated more than 287 military vehicles and equipment.
  • Ongoing military efforts continue to breach Houthi defensive positions and expand advances.

Armed Forces Conduct 1,732 Targeted Operations Against Houthi Militias

The Armed Forces executed 1,732 precise and direct targeting operations using warplanes, drones, field artillery, and rocket launchers against legitimate military targets belonging to the Houthi terrorist militia.

Details of the Operations

Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated in a press release that these operations coincided with the advance of military units along attack axes as part of “Yemen’s Dawn” operation. The targets included fortifications, defensive positions, key and forward command and control centers, observation and reconnaissance points, artillery and rocket launchers, reinforcement and gathering areas, weapon and ammunition storage, as well as high-value military assets deep within enemy territory.

Impact of the Operations

The operations resulted in neutralizing over 900 militia members and destroying or incapacitating more than 287 military vehicles and equipment. Additionally, the operations silenced enemy fire sources, disrupted the command and control system, and hindered the flow of reinforcements and supplies.

Ongoing Military Efforts

The Armed Forces continue to breach the militia’s defensive positions and expand their advance, maintaining offensive operations in accordance with the operational plan.

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