"Yemen Dawn".. Striking 2100 Houthi Targets and Neutralizing More Than 1800 Elements

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The Yemeni armed forces announced on Wednesday evening the execution of 2103 precise targeting operations against various military targets belonging to the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militias, across all fronts and axes, as part of the "Dawn of Yemen" operation.

The official spokesman for the armed forces, Brigadier General Majid Al-Nazili, stated in a statement that these operations resulted in neutralizing 1860 militia elements and destroying hundreds of equipment, supplies, and military sites.

The official spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces: As part of the ongoing "Dawn of Yemen" operation, this is a part of our armed forces' targeting of the movements of the Houthi terrorist militia, their fortifications, supply lines, and legitimate military sites. In addition to executing 2103 precise targeting operations against various military targets belonging to the militia, across all fronts and axes, resulting in the neutralization of 1860 militia elements and the destruction of hundreds of equipment, supplies, and military sites. The media center of the armed forces.

Al-Nazili pointed out that the armed forces targeted the movements of the Houthi terrorist militia, their fortifications, supply lines, and legitimate military sites.

The Yemeni government forces continue their qualitative military operations as part of the "Fajr Yemen" operation, which was launched last Monday, to restore state institutions, liberate the capital Sana'a, and end the coup of the terrorist Houthi militias.

The "Fajr Yemen" operation has entered a wide phase of ground and air operations on several fronts, with the government forces announcing significant progress in Bab al-Mandab and Dhubab, and the movement of the Marib and Hajjah fronts, coinciding with an intensive air campaign against Houthi positions and declaring Sana'a a primary target of the operation.