Yemeni government forces claim heavy Houthi losses in a day of strikes
Yemeni government forces claim heavy Houthi losses in a day of strikes Forces of Yemen's internationally recognised government said on Saturday they had carried out 1,417 strikes against the Houthis over the previous 24 hours, killing or wounding about 800 fighters. Spokesperson Majed Abdullah al-Nuzaili said the strikes had destroyed or disabled more than 190 armoured vehicles and supply assets.…
Yemen's internationally recognized government forces reported carrying out 1,417 strikes against Houthi forces in a single day, resulting in the deaths or injuries of approximately 800 fighters. Official spokesperson Majed Abdullah al-Nuzaili disclosed the devastating impact of the strikes, which destroyed or disabled over 190 armored vehicles and supply assets.
Additionally, the Yemeni army targeted Houthi barracks, depots, and command centers in northern al-Jawf governorate, successfully repelling a Houthi counterattack south of Taiz city with air support.
In response, Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree accused the Saudi-led coalition of conducting 53 air strikes over the past 24 hours, causing significant civilian casualties. Saree claimed that the coalition's warplanes targeted civilian areas in several provinces, including the capital Sanaa, Taiz, Ibb, Lahj, Saada, and Amran.
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