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Yemeni military claims 1,298 strikes on Houthi targets, says 440 fighters neutralized

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ADEN: Yemen’s Armed Forces said they had carried out 1,298 strikes against Houthi targets as part of Operation Dawn of Yemen, claiming to have neutralized about 440 fighters and commanders and destroyed or disabled 132 military vehicles, armored vehicles and heavy weapons. In a statement, a military spokesperson said the operation targeted Houthi positions, gatherings, reinforcements, vehicles and firing points, with support from combat aircraft…

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On Thursday, the Yemeni Presidential Command Council confirmed the continuation of Operation Dawn Yemen to achieve its objectives of ending the coup d'état of the Al-Houthi militia, restoring State institutions and extending its sovereignty over all Yemeni territory.

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Around 20,000 Houthi leaders, fighters 'neutralized,' more than 5,000 vehicles destroyed or disabled since Oct. 5, council says

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Aden, 6 Nov (Prensa Latina) The Yemeni army announced today that it carried out a thousand 298 operations against the Houthis, in which about 440 members and leaders of the group were neutralized, and 132 heavy-arms vehicles and equipment were destroyed or disabled. The post Yemeni Army claims to have neutralized more than 400 Houthis first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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The Yemeni Presidential Council announced that 40,761 strikes were carried out during the first month of Operation Dawn of Yemen, resulting in the death or injury of approximately 20,000 Houthi fighters. The statement also noted that more than 5,000 military vehicles were destroyed or rendered unusable.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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