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100 Warplanes Join Operation Dawn of Yemen as Coalition Destroys 324 High-Value Targets

  • The Saudi-led coalition said 100 fighter jets joined Operation Dawn of Yemen as Yemeni forces began an offensive against Houthi-held territory.
  • Coalition spokesperson Gen. Turki Al-Maliki said 324 “high-value targets” had been destroyed and that air support would continue around the clock.
  • Rashad Al-Alimi said the operation aims to restore state institutions, retake Sanaa, and end Houthi control.
  • Fighting intensified around Taiz, where Houthi forces cut a main supply route.
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The Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen's rebels said it had carried out extensive air strikes against the Houthis this morning, using about 100 warplanes. It also said it had hit 300 targets. Pro-government forces later announced a strategic offensive on the capital Sanaa, which the Houthis have held since 2014.

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The international coalition led by Riyadh intensifies its military offensive in strategic areas following the recent rebel advance.

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Riyadh: The coalition, which aims to restore legitimacy in Yemen, announced that 100 fighter jets participated in the launch of "Operation Yemen's Dawn" Monday morning, destroying 324 high-value targets. Coalition spokesman Major General Turki al-Maliki said the air support is being provided to secure the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and that operations against moving targets are still ongoing. The coalition also said it is providing 24-hour air support…

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Al-Monitor broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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