The armed forces continue their offensive operations within the "Dawn of Yemen" operation, having executed (1,276) targeting operations during the past 24 hours against the military capabilities of the terrorist Houthi militia across various fronts and axes.
The targets included field command and control centers, defensive positions, fire bases, military reinforcements, transportation and supply means, and weapons and ammunition depots.
Simultaneously, specialized operations were carried out in the depths, targeting the militia's capabilities to manage combat operations, regroup its forces, and advance reinforcements to confrontation lines.
On the Taiz front, armed forces units, supported by the popular resistance, conducted surprise operations across several axes, with air support from warplanes that executed focused strikes against legitimate military targets, contributing to suppressing fire sources, impeding reinforcement movements, and improving the tactical position of the forces in several hills and dominant positions.
On the Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Bayda fronts, the southern fronts, and the southwestern fronts, armed forces units continue their combat operations at a synchronized pace, targeting the militia's movements, defensive positions, and supply lines, thereby limiting its ability to transfer reserves between fronts or concentrate its forces in a single combat axis.
The operations resulted in neutralizing approximately (382) of the militia's commanders and elements, destroying or disabling (140) vehicles, cars, and heavy weapons pieces, in addition to destroying several weapons and ammunition depots.
The Yemeni armed forces affirmed that the continuation of operations and the synchronization of combat efforts across various fronts reflect a high level of readiness and initiative capability, ongoing pressure on the militia and depletion of its combat capabilities, and the achievement of cumulative field gains.
The armed forces emphasized their commitment to executing military tasks in accordance with field requirements, while adhering to the provisions of international humanitarian law and taking necessary precautions to protect civilians and civilian assets.
