Yemeni army says 1,860 Houthi fighters 'neutralized' in over 2,100 operations
Military officials say strikes across multiple fronts destroyed equipment and positions under an operation called 'Dawn of Yemen.'
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The Yemeni army said it has "neutralized" 1,860 Houthi fighters across 2,103 operations, according to Anadolu Agency.
Military officials said strikes carried out across multiple fronts destroyed hundreds of pieces of equipment and military positions, as part of an operation referred to as "Dawn of Yemen," Anadolu Agency reported.
The report did not specify the timeframe over which these operations took place, the precise locations of the fronts involved, or independent verification of the casualty and equipment figures cited by the military.
Claims of casualties and losses from all sides in Yemen's long-running conflict are frequently difficult to verify independently, and figures provided by parties to the conflict often differ from those reported by independent observers.
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