More than 900 Houthi members are ineffective in Yemen

Yemen Armed Forces Spokesperson Colonel Majid Abdullah en-Nezili stated in his statement that 1732 operations were carried out simultaneously with the progress of the army units on the attack axes within the scope of "Yemen Dawn".

Nezili stated that Houthis' fortifications, command-control centers, observation points, ammunition depots and high-value military targets in the depths were hit in the operations carried out with warplanes, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), field artillery and rocket launchers.

According to AA news, Nezili emphasized that the Houthis' fire sources were silenced thanks to the attacks, and stated that the command-control systems were disrupted and the supply lines were cut.

Nezili underlined that more than 900 members were neutralized and more than 287 military vehicles were destroyed or rendered unusable in 1732 targeting operations.

Pointing out that Yemeni forces continue to break through the militia's defense lines and continue their advance, Nezili noted that the operation will continue according to plan.

No information was given regarding the regions and time period where the operations took place.

There is no statement yet from the Houthis regarding the issue.

President of the Yemeni Presidential Council Rashad Muhammad al-Ulaymi stated in his video broadcast on state television on October 5 that they launched comprehensive military operations to take back the lands held by the Houthis and establish state sovereignty throughout the country.

Civil war began in Yemen after the Houthis took control of the capital Sanaa and some provinces in September 2014. The Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia intervened in the country in March 2015 in support of the Yemeni government.

The conflict, which started in July, became one of the largest-scale conflicts after the relative calm provided by the ceasefire that started in April 2022.