Sudanese army chief pledges support for Yemeni forces against Houthis
Sudan’s army chief Yasser Al-Atta reaffirmed his country’s full support for Yemen’s armed forces in their fight against the Houthi insurgency.
In a span of 72 hours, the Yemeni armed forces executed 756 operations against Houthi targets, according to a military spokesperson. The assaults resulted in the neutralization of 2,316 Houthi fighters, comprising both casualties and wounded, as well as the apprehension of four Iranian specialists in drone and missile operations based in Taiz province.
Brigadier General Majid Abdullah Al-Nazili informed that the military exertions encompassed the utilization of air force units, unmanned aerial vehicles, sharpshooters, field artillery, and rocket launchers. The targets of these strikes included Houthi territories and movements across the Kitaf, Al-Buq'a, Alab axis, Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Bayda, Lahij, and Taiz fronts.
The operations inflicted destruction on and damage to troop carriers, military vehicles, reinforcements, missile launch platforms, weapons caches, and equipment. Furthermore, the Yemeni forces thwarted sabotage attempts aimed at disrupting transportation routes within Taiz province.
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