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Geopolitics

Yemeni Forces Launch 943 Attacks Against Houthi Positions

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Yemeni Forces Launch 943 Attacks Against Houthi Positions
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Yemen Dawn military operations struck strategic targets and combat equipment across multiple frontlines.

Yemeni armed forces carried out 943 air and ground attacks against Houthi group positions in the last few hours. The offensive is part of the campaign known as Yemen Dawn and focused on military sites and group equipment.

The official report details the use of 18 airstrikes and 21 drone strikes. Furthermore, troops utilized 27 rocket launchers and conducted 877 artillery rounds against enemy fortifications and firing points.

The clashes occurred on several frontlines including Taiz, Marib, and Al-Jawf. Units from the Giants Brigades and the National Resistance participated in the actions to repel infiltration attempts and neutralize Houthi fighter reinforcements.

The military command stated that 221 members of the group were killed or wounded during the fighting. About 73 military vehicles and heavy engineering machines were destroyed or disabled by government forces.

Operations remain ongoing with the goal of retaking strategic areas. The army points to the fact that precautionary measures are being adopted to avoid damage to civilians and public infrastructure during the attacks.

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