Russian satellites help Houthis target Saudi assets — report
Russian reconnaissance satellites are helping the Iran-backed Houthi movement carry out more accurate strikes against targets in Saudi Arabia, the AP reported on Oct. 27.
Yemen's military has reported conducting 1,382 operations targeting Houthi forces, resulting in the neutralization of 440 fighters and the destruction or disabling of 146 vehicles. According to Colonel Majid Abdullah Al-Nazili, the official spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, these strikes were part of Operation Dawn of Yemen, which aimed to target Houthi field command centers, fortifications, firing positions, troop gatherings, reserves, and supply routes.
The operations have been ongoing across various fronts, with recent successes in Taiz where coordinated raids and airstrikes thwarted Houthi attempts to regain lost positions and strengthened fire control over key sites. Military units on the Bab Al-Mandab, Dhubab, and Al-Mudaraba fronts also reported foiling infiltration attempts and targeting Houthi reinforcements and vehicles.
The Yemeni forces continue their operations with the aim of achieving further field gains while prioritizing the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure.
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