Coalition Airstrikes Destroy Houthi Missile Launchers and Weapons Depots in Several Governorates

Yemeni warplanes and aircraft belonging to the Coalition supporting legitimacy forces launched a series of airstrikes targeting missile launch platforms, military communication networks, and weapons depots in areas controlled by the Houthi militias.

Yemeni military sources told "Erem News" that warplanes carried out six strikes targeting communication networks and weapons depots in Jabal Jamil, Jabal Al-Azimiyah, Jargara, and Al-Nasreen in Al-Bayda Governorate. The strikes also targeted barracks and Houthi militia sites in the upper parts of Al-Kur Mountains, near the Thura front in Abyan Governorate.

According to the sources, warplanes targeted Houthi militia sites at Hodeidah Airport and a communication network site on Mount Bard in Kasma District, Raymah Governorate.

Additionally, seven airstrikes were launched against a Houthi camp at the entrance of Yareem city in Ibb Governorate, destroying missile launch platforms during the operation. The bombardment also hit Houthi militia sites in Al-Zahir District, Saada Governorate.

In a separate context, residents reported that a drone believed to be American targeted a car carrying four people with four missiles in the Al-Ma'aws area, east of Mukalla city. Two individuals were transported to the hospital for treatment, while two others managed to flee.

Sources stated that the identities of those targeted remain unknown, but drones believed to be American recently carried out airstrikes targeting elements accused of belonging to Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.