Yemen's army claims to have 'neutralised' 200 Houthi fighters in 24 hours
Yemen's government army announced it carried out 744 strikes against Houthi positions over the last 24 hours, claiming to have "neutralised" 200 Houthi fighters and destroyed or disabled 90 military vehicles and other infrastructure. Military spokesman Majed Abdullah al-Nuzaili stated the attacks targeted Houthi fortifications, supply lines, reinforcements, and command centres, and were limited to "legitimate military targets."
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