
While the conflicts between the internationally recognized government forces and the Iranian-backed Houthis continue in Yemen; The Arab Coalition announced that 136 military targets under Houthi control were destroyed.
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In Yemen, the internationally recognized government and the Iranian-backed Houthis have been in a civil war for a long time.
Violent clashes continue in Yemen between the government forces, recognized by the international community and supported by Saudi Arabia, and the Iran-backed Houthis.
In the statement made by the Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia, it was stated that a comprehensive operation was being carried out against the Houthis. In the statement, it was stated that 136 military targets were destroyed in the areas controlled by the Houthi Houthi militia, and 24-hour uninterrupted air support was provided to the Yemeni army and its forces.
The Yemeni government aims to regain control over the capital Sana'a and save state institutions from the Houthis with the "Dawn of Yemen" Operation.
CIVIL WAR IN YEMEN

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