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Coalition launches precision military strike targeting Houthi war resources in Yemen

RIYADH —The Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen carried out a precision military operation Sunday morning to neutralize vital resources used by the Houthi militia to support its war effort, coalition spokesperson Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Malki announced. In a statement issued on Sunday, Al-Malki said the operation followed continued Houthi attacks against civilians and civilian objects in Yemen…

Coalition launches precision military strike targeting Houthi war resources in Yemen

The Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen executed a precision military strike on Sunday to dismantle critical assets utilized by the Houthi militia for its war efforts, according to a coalition spokesperson. The operation was executed in response to ongoing Houthi attacks on civilians and civilian facilities in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, as well as their threats to shipping routes in the southern Red Sea.

The Houthi militia has persistently utilized vital resources to bolster its military capabilities, with a focus on their ballistic missile and drone programs. The spokesperson emphasized that the coalition's mission is to neutralize these resources, which are used to perpetrate repeated attacks and endanger the security of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and maritime navigation in the southern Red Sea.

The coalition vowed to continue deploying necessary measures to deter Houthi aggression and prevent the militia from exploiting vital resources to sustain its military endeavors. They also issued a warning to the Houthi militia to cease all hostile actions against civilians and civilian objects, threatening the militia with repercussions for continued attacks.

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