Yemeni armed forces launch airstrikes on Houthi military camps
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- The targeted airstrikes on Houthis positions are part of broader clashes along strategic fronts, including the Hays and Haifan sectors, aimed at dismantling Houthi supply lines and securing vital supply corridors.
- The air campaign provided close air support to government ground forces confronting Houthi infiltration attempts near the western coast and southern access routes.
Yemeni armed forces executed targeted airstrikes against Houthi military installations in Taiz Governorate, hitting a military camp as well as key missile and weapons storage facilities in the al-Hawban district east of Taiz city.
The air raids focused on Houthi strongholds and supply hubs across strategic operational sectors in the province, including positions along the Hays and Haifan fronts. The strikes aimed to neutralize heavy weaponry, destroy stockpiled munitions, and disrupt reinforcement lines serving rebel forces.
The air operations follow intensified ground fighting across Taiz and neighboring western coastal areas near the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait. Military officials reported that government units thwarted multiple Houthi infiltration attempts aimed at severing vital transport routes, including the Hayjat Al-Abd road connecting Taiz to Lahj and Aden.
During the operations, air defense systems also intercepted Houthi surveillance and attack drones deployed over the region. Government military spokespersons emphasized that the airstrikes form part of an ongoing campaign to push back insurgent positions, neutralize heavy weaponry, and secure access corridors surrounding Taiz city.
