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Yemeni army says it ‘neutralised’ 267 Houthis, lost 9 officers

The army said the operation included 19 airstrikes and 29 drone strikes as UN reports put the renewed fighting’s toll at around 10,000.

  • On Sunday, the Saudi-backed Yemeni military announced its 'Dawn of Yemen' operation, reporting 992 operations against Houthi forces that left around 267 fighters dead, wounded, or fleeing. The army claimed advances in Al-Jawf.
  • Since July, renewed fighting has killed or wounded around 10,000 people, shattering the relative calm that prevailed recently. This escalation aggravates a humanitarian crisis gripping Yemen since the Houthi takeover of Sanaa.
  • Operations included 19 airstrikes, 29 drone strikes, and 944 artillery attacks, according to Military spokesman Majid Al-Nazili. These strikes destroyed or damaged 97 military vehicles and weapons belonging to Houthi positions.
  • While the Saudi-led coalition intercepted Houthi drone and missile attacks targeting Riyadh, government forces announced nine officers died during the operations. Fighting continues across Marib, Taiz, and Lahj.
  • The Houthis claimed Saudi-led coalition forces conducted 91 air strikes and missile attacks across Yemen's governorates over the past 24 hours. These clashes further destabilize the region, compounding the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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The Yemeni armed forces continue their combat operations against the Al-Houthi group in the governorates of Al-Jawf and Ma ' rib, as part of the operations of the Yemen Dawn, with the participation of military aircraft and the facilitator.

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The Yemeni army announced that it has conducted 992 operations against the Houthi rebels since the launch of Operation Dawn of Yemen on October 5. Army spokesman Nezili stated that approximately 267 militants were killed or wounded in the operations, and 97 military vehicles were rendered unusable.

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GEOPOLITIKI broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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