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Yemeni forces: We continue our operations against the Houthi militia in Marib

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Yemeni forces: We continue our operations against the Houthi militia in Marib

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The Armed Forces, supported by the popular resistance, announced on Saturday that they were continuing hostilities against the terrorist Houthi militia supported by the Iranian regime, along the fronts of Ma’rib Governorate, inflicting losses on the militia in equipment and lives.

She added that on the northern front, units of the armed forces, within the scope of the theater of operations of the sixth and seventh regions, conducted “combat and offensive operations that targeted the sites, fortifications and capabilities of the rebel militia along the front lines, with the participation of artillery and unmanned aerial vehicles.”

On the southern front, it said that its units were engaged in violent battles with the terrorist militia, within the scope of the theater of operations of the Third Military Region, and dealt with its attacks, while the artillery and missile force targeted the Houthi militia’s concentrations and fortifications, and succeeded in destroying and damaging the militia’s bullets, artillery, and rocket launchers.

Military aircraft and drones also carried out concentrated strikes targeting Houthi militia concentrations and fortifications, warehouses and command centers as part of air support operations for the ground forces.

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