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Houthis say Saudi forces launched 94 strikes in Yemen in 24 hours

Houthis say Saudi forces launched 94 strikes in Yemen in 24 hours Yemen's Houthis said on Friday that Saudi forces launched 94 strikes against areas under their control in the past 24 hours, as the Iran-aligned group and the Riyadh-backed government clash in the countrys revived civil war. The group said that the number of Saudi strikes on its positions had reached 1,350 since the start of the…

The Houthis reported that Saudi forces launched 94 strikes against areas under their control in Yemen within a 24-hour period. According to the Houthis, this brings the total number of Saudi strikes to 1,350 since the start of an unspecified period.

On the other side, Yemen's armed forces claimed to have carried out 474 airstrikes and targeting operations against Houthi positions, movements, and assets in the same timeframe, primarily on the Taiz fronts, as stated by Ajel English. These operations involved various military assets, including warplanes, drones, artillery, and missiles.

The armed forces also reported neutralizing 1,540 Houthi fighters and destroying or disabling 216 military vehicles and assets, with Colonel Majed Al-Nazili providing these details. There is no information on the current situation or response from the Houthis or other parties involved.

Brief written by urgent.news from Middle East Eye, Ajel English, Arutz Sheva - Israel National News — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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