The Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Wednesday the death and injury of approximately 285 members of the Houthi militia, and the destruction and damage of approximately 190 military vehicles, armored vehicles, and unmanned aerial vehicles, through the execution of 835 precise and direct targeting operations during the past 24 hours within the "Yemen Dawn" operation.
The official spokesperson for the Armed Forces, Colonel Majid al-Nazili, said in a statement on his "X" platform account: "In accordance with the operational plan, our armed forces continued to develop their offensive operations within the 'Yemen Dawn' operation, using combat aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, field artillery, rocket launchers, and sniper units."
Al-Nazili added that the targeting strikes hit the movements, concentrations, and reinforcements of the terrorist Houthi militia, as well as their weapons, armored vehicles, firing sources, fortifications, and means of transport and supply, noting that these targets were legitimate military objectives after verification and taking the necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian property.
In the same context, Al-Nazili clarified that the Houthi militia had deployed new battalions and reinforcements in Taiz in an attempt to regain their positions, but the units of our armed forces stationed there, supported by popular resistance, broke their momentum and thwarted their ability to achieve tactical objectives.
For his part, Al-Nazili pointed out that on the northern and eastern fronts west of Marib, armored, artillery, and unmanned aerial vehicle units continued to strike enemy movements, fortifications, and weapon crews, thereby restricting their ability to maneuver or concentrate their forces across different axes.
The Yemeni Armed Forces had announced yesterday the death of 200 members of the Houthi militia, and the destruction and damage of 90 vehicles, armored vehicles, and military equipment, through the execution of 744 precise and direct targeting operations, within the Yemen Dawn operation.
Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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