Yemeni Military Announces 387 Houthis Neutralized, 96 Vehicles Destroyed in 24 Hours

Yemen Monitor / Newsroom: The Yemeni Armed Forces announced the execution of 1,211 targeting operations against Houthi militia positions, troop concentrations, and military reinforcements over the past few hours as part of ongoing combat under Operation “Fajr Al-Yemen” (Dawn of Yemen). Military officials confirmed the neutralization of 387 Houthi commanders and operatives, alongside the destruction or disabling of 96 military vehicles and assets. Official Spokesperson for the Armed Forces, Staff Colonel Majed Abdullah Al-Nuzaili, stated that the operations were carried out utilizing warplanes, drones, field artillery, and rocket launchers, targeting Houthi positions, troop movements, and firing locations across several combat fronts. Al-Nuzaili explained that fierce engagements continue along the Al-Shaqb and Al-Aqrud fronts in Taiz Governorate—particularly in the Sanamat and Al-Sarari sectors—where government forces targeted Houthi movements and forced several enemy formations to fall back, supported by air strikes and drone capabilities. On the Tur Al-Baha front, the military spokesperson reported that the Nation’s Shield and Giants Brigades secured several strategic positions while repelling Houthi assault attempts and infiltration maneuvers. Meanwhile, in Marib Governorate, government forces conducted offensive operations targeting militia positions in the Raghwan and Muhzam Mas sectors, alongside strikes against incoming reinforcements and field fortifications. He added that the tally of operations included neutralizing approximately 387 Houthi leaders and fighters, destroying or disabling 96 military vehicles and pieces of hardware, and destroying a missile launching pad. The official spokesperson reaffirmed that military operations will continue, emphasizing that the armed forces are taking all necessary precautions to safeguard civilians and civilian infrastructure. The post Yemeni Military Announces 387 Houthis Neutralized, 96 Vehicles Destroyed in 24 Hours appeared first on Yemen Monitor.