Yemeni forces report 1,292 strikes on Houthis, more than 430 fighters eliminated
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Yemen fighting rages as civilian toll from Houthi-Saudi conflict worsens
Fighting in Yemen is taking place on several fronts, including Yemen’s Red Sea coast, near the government-controlled city of Taiz, and in the provinces of Marib and Jawf, east of...
The Yemeni army announced that it carried out 1,417 operations against the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in the last 24 hours. According to the army's statement, approximately 800 Houthi members were killed or wounded in the attacks, and more than 190 military vehicles were destroyed or rendered unusable.
The Yemeni armed forces reported that they had carried out 1,292 strikes on Houthi positions in the past 24 hours. According to the army, more than 430 fighters of the group were killed or wounded in the operations, and more than 100 military and transport vehicles and other military assets were destroyed or disabled. The information was presented by the official spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, Colonel Majid Abdullah al-Nuzaili, and was q…
Army says it neutralized more than 430 Houthi fighters, destroyed over 100 military assets within 24 hours
On Friday, Yemeni forces announced that 430 Houthi militia members had been killed, and that more than 100 machines, vehicles and military vehicles had been destroyed and damaged in the course of 1292 targeting operations during the past 24 hours.
Yemeni forces report 1,292 strikes on Houthis, more than 430 fighters eliminated
ADEN: Yemen’s Armed Forces said they carried out 1,292 strikes against Houthi military targets over 24 hours, claiming more than 430 militia members had been eliminated and over 100 military vehicles and other assets destroyed or disabled. In a statement issued as part of Operation Dawn of Yemen, the military spokesperson said the strikes targeted defensive positions, fortifications, trenches, firing positions, reserve gathering areas and transp…
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