The Armed Forces announced the execution of 1,298 targeting operations as part of “Yemen’s Dawn” campaign. These operations targeted the positions, gatherings, reinforcements, vehicles, and fire sources of the Houthi terrorist militias, supported by warplanes, drones, and artillery.
Colonel Majid Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, stated that the heroes of the Armed Forces in Taiz, backed by popular resistance, successfully seized control of significant areas. He emphasized that military units continued to target militia movements and reinforcements, thwarting infiltration attempts across several fronts, while clashes persisted in other combat zones.
Colonel Al-Nazili highlighted that military engineering units in the Al-Jawf front continue to clear recovered sites of landmines and booby traps. This effort aims to secure these areas and protect lives.
In the southern and southwestern fronts, our forces continue to repel the militia and target their gatherings, vehicles, and fire sources amid ongoing confrontations in various sectors. Colonel Al-Nazili confirmed that these operations resulted in neutralizing approximately 440 militia members and leaders, along with the destruction and damage of 132 vehicles, armored cars, and heavy weaponry.
He added that our Armed Forces remain steadfast in their mission, taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian objects.
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