Yemeni government forces announced they attacked Houthi militia concentrations, bases, and military vehicles in northern Ad Dali' governorate, according to reports. No further details on casualties or the extent of the strikes were provided.
Tonight, Yemeni government forces announced they struck Houthi militia concentrations, bases, and military vehicles in northern Ad Dali' governorate. The announcement adds geographic specificity to earlier reports today, which had described strikes on Houthi targets without detailing the location.
Earlier today at 12:25 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that the Yemeni army announced it carried out a strike against Houthi terrorist elements and military infrastructure. Shortly after, the army released footage of a drone strike on a Houthi vehicle, said to have occurred on Friday. i24NEWS later reported that the operation targeted Houthi terror infrastructure. The evening announcement from the government now identifies the area as northern Ad Dali'.
The Zioneer has previously reported on the broader conflict. On Thursday, the Yemeni government said it would respond to Houthi attacks at an "appropriate time," following a Houthi claim of a large-scale ballistic missile operation against Saudi-backed targets. The Yemeni army, representing the internationally recognized government, has been engaged in a prolonged conflict against the Iranian-backed Houthi militia.
No casualty figures have been released, and the extent of the operation remains unclear. The timing of the strike was not specified in the announcement.
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