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Yesterday, Thursday, the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen revealed qualitative advances by the “Happy Yemen Brigades” on the northern fronts and the Ma’rib front, stressing that the “Happy Yemen” brigades in the Yemeni army have joined forces with the Giants Brigades on the southern Ma’rib front. The coalition also valued “the championships of the giants brigades and the support of the brothers in the UAE for the freedom of the happy Yemen.”
The coalition announced the implementation of 43 air strikes once morest the Houthi militia in the governorates of Al-Bayda and Marib. And he explained in a statement, published by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA): We carried out 22 targeting operations in Al-Bayda Governorate during the past 24, and the targets destroyed 13 military vehicles, and eliminated more than 120 terrorist elements. The coalition also carried out 31 targeting operations once morest militias in Marib during the past 24, and the targets destroyed 18 military vehicles, and eliminated more than 220 terrorist elements.
Yesterday, Thursday, violent confrontations continued between the Yemeni legitimate forces and the Houthi militia on a number of fronts in the southern Marib governorate, amid an armament crisis among the militias.
The Yemeni National Army’s media stated that the confrontations continued during the day yesterday, Thursday, on a number of fighting fronts in the Harib district, amid widespread collapse in the ranks of the Houthi militia. The army forces and the Giants Brigades were able, with direct support from the coalition to support legitimacy, to advance in the field and defeat the militias.
The army and resistance forces also continued to defeat the Houthi militias from many locations in the al-Juba district, forcing them to flee following incurring heavy losses in life and equipment.
Meanwhile, the army’s artillery launched a focused bombardment targeting gatherings, movements, mechanisms and reinforcements of the Houthi militias throughout the theater of military operations on the two fronts, inflicting heavy losses on them.
In addition, a tribal source told “Al-Khaleej” that the Houthi militia is suffering from an armament crisis on the Ma’rib fronts, and was forced, yesterday, Wednesday, to withdraw military equipment from the neighboring Al-Jawf Governorate, and transfer it towards the Harib district, south of Ma’rib.
Yesterday, Wednesday, the militias lost a helicopter, as a result of an air strike from the coalition aircraft, which they had intended to transport from Sanaa to southern Marib.
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