Yemeni Government Forces Say They Destroyed Houthi Military Assets Near Mocha
A military spokesperson said pro-government troops eliminated Houthi personnel clusters and destroyed equipment near the Red Sea port city, according to TASS.
Forces aligned with Yemen's internationally recognized government say they destroyed military equipment belonging to Houthi rebels near the Red Sea port city of Mocha, according to a report by Russian news agency TASS.
Majed Abdullah al-Nazili, a spokesperson for the government forces, said troops had "eliminated large clusters" of Houthi fighters in the area, TASS reported.
The claims could not be independently verified. Details on the scale of the reported operation, the timing, and any casualties were not provided in the available report.
Mocha, located on Yemen's western coast along the Red Sea, has been a strategically significant location amid the country's prolonged conflict between the Saudi-backed government and Iran-aligned Houthi forces.
TASS did not provide additional independent confirmation of the reported military engagement, and there was no immediate comment from Houthi representatives on the claims.
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