Houthis claim strikes on Saudi-managed military sites

• Yahya Saree claimed that six ballistic missiles hit six troop gatherings, resulting in dozens of casualties and destroyed military vehicles
• Saree issued a warning urging local Yemeni personnel to abandon Saudi-led coalition camps

Houthi military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree stated on Monday that their forces launched missile strikes targeting Saudi-backed troop concentrations in eastern and coastal regions of Yemen.

The strikes targeted the Al-Alam military base, which Saree described as being managed by Saudi officers in eastern Yemen, as well as six separate troop gatherings in the coastal Al-Suqyah and Ras Al-Arah areas.

Saree claimed that six ballistic missiles achieved precise impacts, causing dozens of killed and wounded among the forces, including Saudi officers, and destroying several military vehicles.

In his statement, Saree also said that "we warn those who are misled against responding to the Saudi enemy's calls to lure them with tainted money into the fires of death, treating their lives as cheap instead of risking its own soldiers without caring for their safety."