Yemen army: Approximately 800 Houthi members were killed or injured in the last 24 hours

In the statement made by the Yemeni Armed Forces, it was stated that the attacks carried out within the scope of the "Yemen Dawn" operation were carried out with warplanes, armed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), field artillery and multi-barreled rocket launchers.

In the statement, it was stated that the attacks targeted the Houthis' assembly areas, reinforcements, fortified positions, fire sources, armored vehicles, combat vehicles and UCAV launch points, and it was argued that the operations disrupted the movements of the Houthis, prevented them from sending their reserve units to the fronts and prevented them from reaching their tactical goals in the field.

It was stated in the statement that approximately 800 Houthi members were killed or injured, more than 190 armored vehicles, combat vehicles, transport and supply vehicles were destroyed or rendered unusable in the attacks, and that fortifications and fire positions were also targeted.

In the statement, it was stated that the units of the Yemeni army continued their search and scanning activities in the positions of the Houthis on the eastern front, expanded their control area and took control of a new tactical position.

Houthi attacks repelled in Taiz

In the statement, it was stated that in Taiz province, the Yemeni army repelled repeated attack attempts by the Houthis, and warplanes targeted the positions and reinforcements of the organization with intense attacks.

It was claimed that the Houthis suffered heavy losses in terms of personnel and military equipment in the attacks.

The statement also reiterated the call for those living in Houthi-controlled areas to protect their children from recruitment attempts.

In Yemen, the Iran-backed Houthis have been in control of the capital Sana'a and some parts of the country since September 2014.

Coalition forces led by Saudi Arabia have been supporting the Yemeni government since March 2015.