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Yemeni Army 'Dawn of Yemen' Offensive Neutralizes 260 Houthi Fighters; 9 Officers Killed

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Staff Reporter • 9 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Yemeni Army 'Dawn of Yemen' Offensive Neutralizes 260 Houthi Fighters; 9 Officers Killed
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The Yemeni military launched a massive wave of 992 airstrikes, drone attacks, and artillery bombardments over a 24-hour period as part of the ongoing 'Dawn of Yemen' military campaign, neutralizing more than 260 Houthi fighters and commanders, military spokesperson Colonel Majid Al-Nuzaili announced on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

According to the official X (formerly Twitter) statement released by Col. Al-Nuzaili, operations conducted from Friday midnight to Saturday midnight targeted Houthi strongholds, reinforcement lines, and military infrastructure across the Marib, Taiz, and Al-Jawf fronts. The intense engagements resulted in the destruction or damage of 97 Houthi military vehicles, alongside the death of nine Yemeni army officers, including two field commanders whose funerals were held in Marib.

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Simultaneously, the Saudi-led military coalition announced the successful interception of one drone and five ballistic missiles launched toward Saudi territory. The Saudi Ministry of Energy confirmed that falling debris caused minor structural damage to an Aramco administrative building in Riyadh, though no casualties were reported. UN reports indicate that renewed military escalations since July have shattered the relative truce maintained since 2022, resulting in over 10,000 casualties and severely worsening Yemen's displacement crisis.

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