Army spokesman Col. Majid Al-Nuzaili
Yemeni Armed Forces: 756 Operations Target Houthi Positions in 72 Hours
Yemeni Armed Forces: 756 Precision Targeting Operations Conducted Against Legitimate Military Objectives of the Terrorist Houthi Militia Across Multiple Fronts and Operational Axes Over the Past 72 Hours
The Official Spokesperson of the Yemeni Armed Forces, Staff Colonel / Majed Abdullah Al-Nuzaily, stated that the Armed Forces executed 756 precise and deliberate targeting operations, employing Air Force weapons, Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS), snipers, field artillery, and multiple-launch rocket systems against positions, personnel, and militarycapabilities belonging to the Houthi terrorist militia across the following fronts and operational axes:
• Kitaf and Al-Buqa Front;
• Alab Axis Front;
• Al-Jawf Front;
• Marib Front;
• Al-Bayda Front;
• Lahj Front; and
• Taiz Front.
These operations resulted in the destruction and disabling of numerous armored personnel carriers, vehicles, military reinforcements, missile launchers, weapons and ammunition depots, and other military equipment and assets belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia. They also resulted in the neutralization of a total of 326 militia personnel - killed or wounded - alongside the elimination of four Iranian experts specialized in the operation and launch of UAS and missiles in Taiz Governorate, further demonstrating the continued support and expertise provided by Iran to the terrorist Houthi militia.
The Official Spokesperson further clarified that, while the Yemeni Armed Forces remain strictly committed to attack legitimate military objectives, the Houthi militia continues to distort the facts by falsely attributing its own attacks against civilians and civilian objects to the Yemeni Armed Forces. He affirmed that such allegations are nothing more than desperate attempts to conceal the militia’s crimes against the Yemeni people, their assets, and educational facilities. Among the most notable of these incidents was the targeting of Amr Ibn Al-As School in Al-Mudarabah and Ras Al-Arah District, Lahj Governorate, on 23 September 2026, which resulted in the martyrdom of three civilians, injuries to four others, and extensive damage to the educational facility and its associated infrastructure. This comes in addition to the militia’s deployment of internationally banned landmines along roads and valleys in Lahj Governorate, endangering civilian lives, threatening the movement of the local population, and compounding their suffering.
Staff Colonel Al-Nuzaily affirmed that the Yemeni Armed Forces will remain faithful to the principles and objectives of the 26 September Revolution and will continue to fulfil their responsibilities in combating the terrorism of the Houthi militia, protecting civilians and their national resources, and restoring security, stability, and the rule of law. He further stressed that all military operations conducted by the Yemeni Armed Forces are carried out in compliance with the rules of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The Armed Forces will continue to fulfil their duty to confront sources of threat, protect the Yemeni people, and prevent the militia from using terrorism and violence to impose a fait accompli by force.



