Yemeni Government Forces Report 1,164 Strikes Against Houthi Targets in 24 Hours

Yemeni government forces announced that they conducted 1,164 precision strikes against Houthi militia positions, reinforcements, and military assets over the past 24 hours, utilizing aerial support, drones, field artillery, and sniper units.

The official military spokesperson stated that the operations successfully targeted fortified military positions, disrupted supply lines, and neutralized various sources of fire across multiple active fronts. These coordinated actions were designed to degrade the militia's operational capacity and prevent the movement of reinforcements.

In Taiz Governorate, government assault units reportedly advanced their positions, seizing new territory as Houthi forces retreated under the pressure of intense air and artillery bombardment. Simultaneously, military pressure persisted in the southern fronts and Shabwa Governorate, aimed at destabilizing the militia's defenses and hindering their ability to reorganize or deploy reserve forces.

Operations along the West Coast and Bab al-Mandab fronts focused on repelling hostile maneuvers and establishing fire superiority over key movement corridors. Government forces effectively targeted Houthi mobilization zones and artillery positions to maintain tactical control over the region.

The military command confirmed that the intensive campaign resulted in the neutralization of 558 militia members, including several field commanders. Furthermore, government forces reported the destruction or incapacitation of 135 military vehicles and equipment, noting that units continue to advance and secure territorial gains in accordance with the established operational plan.