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Yemeni armed forces continue operations against Houthi militants in Marib

Yemeni armed forces, backed by popular resistance, have intensified combat operations against Iran-backed Houthi militants across Marib province.

Yemeni armed forces continue operations against Houthi militants in Marib

The Yemeni military has escalated its offensive against Houthi militants in Marib province, with popular resistance providing crucial support. The intensified combat operations have caused significant casualties among the Houthi forces, both in personnel and equipment. According to a statement from the Yemeni armed forces media center, units in the northern sector, covering the sixth and seventh military regions, launched offensive actions against Houthi strongholds, defenses, and capabilities along the battle lines. These operations were bolstered by artillery and drone strikes.

On the southern front, located within the third military region, Yemeni forces engaged in intense clashes with the militants, successfully thwarting their advances. The Yemeni armed forces' artillery and rocket units directly targeted Houthi gatherings and fortifications, resulting in the destruction and incapacitation of various weapons, artillery pieces, and rocket launchers belonging to the militia.

Furthermore, the air force and drone units conducted precise strikes on Houthi encampments, fortifications, storage areas, and command centers, offering air support to ground troops.

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