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Yemeni Armed Forces release video of attacks on Houthi targets

Now15 September 2026 at 16:06

The Yemeni Armed Forces released on Monday new images of what they claim are attacks on Houthi targets. The Armed Forces shared a video showing operations against positions controlled by the Houthis.

The moment of the release occurs during a period when the conflict in Yemen is intensifying. The situation on the ground has been deteriorating, with confrontations between the different factions of the country increasing in intensity.

The images released by the Yemeni Armed Forces show what they claim are targeted attacks on Houthi targets, although the article does not detail which locations or specific facilities were targeted.

Why this matters

The conflict in Yemen has been escalating, and the release of this video marks a new phase of confrontation between the Armed Forces and the Houthis. Readers in the region face potential humanitarian and security consequences from this intensification of fighting. This military action comes in the context of a prolonged war that has already caused thousands of deaths and displaced people.

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