Armed Forces Continue Fighting and Targeting Houthi Militia Across Multiple Fronts

September Net
The Armed Forces continue to engage in combat operations across various fronts as part of the ongoing Dawn of Yemen operation. Over the past few hours, they launched air and artillery strikes against positions, concentrations, reinforcements and combat equipment belonging to the Iran-backed Houthi terrorist militia across multiple fronts.
Armed Forces Official Spokesperson Colonel Majed Al-Nuzaili confirmed that warplanes carried out 17 airstrikes against militia positions and capabilities, while military drones conducted 123 strikes on the Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Madhariba and southwestern fronts, targeting combat positions, concentrations, vehicles and other equipment.
Colonel Al-Nuzaili added that multiple rocket launcher units carried out 60 strikes, while field artillery conducted 782 strikes across various fronts, targeting militia fortifications, firing positions, sniper posts, personnel concentrations and reinforcements.
He added that the strikes inflicted heavy losses on the militia in personnel and equipment, forcing dozens of its fighters to flee the battlefield on the Al-Jawf, Marib and Taiz fronts.
On the Al-Jawf fronts, he said, army units from the Emergency Division and Nation’s Shield Forces continued to target militia positions and movements, and succeeded in securing new commanding positions. in Taiz, Armed Forces personnel, backed by the popular resistance, continue to engage the enemy with the militia and repel its attacks and target its gatherings and sources of fire.
He added that on the southern and southwestern fronts, Armed Forces personnel from the Nation’s Shield, the Giants Brigades and the National Resistance launched attacks against the Iran-backed Houthi terrorist militia, recapturing commanding positions. They continue to carry out their combat missions and counter militia attacks and movements, while clashes remain ongoing in several sectors.
The Armed Forces affirmed that their personnel remain steadfast in fulfilling their national duty, while taking all necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure.