Government-aligned forces acknowledge deaths of more than 500 Yemeni troops
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- More than 500 Yemeni troops were reportedly killed, with around 1,500 injured, in clashes with the Houthis along Yemen’s western coast.
- The figures cover fighting from August 9 to September 10 and have not been independently verified.
More than 500 Yemeni troops have been killed and around 1,500 injured in clashes with the Houthis along Yemen’s western coast, according to reports by the government-aligned National Resistance Forces carried by local media.
The reported figures cover battles fought between August 9 and September 10, as government-aligned forces and the Houthis engaged in fighting along Yemen’s western coastline.
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The National Resistance Forces also claimed that Houthi casualties were significantly higher during the clashes.
However, the reported Houthi losses have not been independently verified, and no figures were provided to substantiate the claim.
The latest casualty figures come amid continued tensions in Yemen, where the Houthis and government-aligned forces remain divided across large parts of the country following years of conflict.
