Armed Forces Continue Fighting and Target Houthi Militia Positions Across Multiple Fronts
September Net
The Yemeni Armed Forces continue to conduct combat operations in Marib, Al-Jawf, Taiz and Lahj, confronting movements by the Iran-backed Houthi terrorist militia and targeting its positions, concentrations and vehicles across multiple fronts as part of the ongoing “Dawn of Yemen” operation.
During the operations, warplanes carried out 19 airstrikes against Houthi militia positions, concentrations and military vehicles in Marib and Taiz, as well as in Tur Al-Baha District of Lahj. Meanwhile, drones conducted 29 sorties targeting the militia’s combat positions, vehicles, weapons and other military equipment.
In a statement, Armed Forces Official Spokesperson Colonel Majed Al-Nuzaili said field artillery units and multiple rocket launchers carried out 944 strikes against militia concentrations and reinforcements, firing positions, fortifications, defensive berms and sniper positions.
He said Armed Forces personnel from the 6th, 7th and 3rd Military Regions, deployed across various fronts, continue to carry out their combat missions, counter militia movements and target its positions and concentrations.
In Taiz, he said Armed Forces units, supported by the Popular Resistance, continue to confront militia attacks and target its movements, concentrations and firing positions across several sectors.
He added that on the northern front and in Al-Jawf, Armed Forces units from Emergency Forces and the Nation’s Shield Forces, continue to carry out combat missions and clear mines from areas recaptured during previous operations. These efforts are accompanied by further advances on the ground, while militia movements are being countered and its positions and concentrations targeted.
On the southern and southwestern fronts, Al-Nuzaili confirmed that personnel from the Nation’s Shield Forces and the Giants Brigades, alongside the National Resistance, continue to carry out their combat missions. He noted that they had secured several positions in some sectors, while clashes and efforts to counter militia movements continue in others.
The Armed Forces reaffirmed that their personnel remain committed to fulfilling their national duty and pressing ahead with their combat missions with determination and resolve, while taking the necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure.