Yemen Government Forces Claim About 190 Houthi Fighters Killed or Wounded Across Six Provinces: WHO Counts 1,771 Dead Since August and Over 300,000 Displaced
A spokesman for Yemen government forces said on Tuesday, November 10, that government forces struck Houthi positions in Lahij, Taiz, Marib, al-Jawf, Hajjah and al-Bayda provinces. He said the forces carried out at least 29 air strikes and 39 drone attacks, fired 62 rockets and conducted 744 artillery attacks.
Initial field reports indicate that about 190 Houthi commanders and fighters were killed or injured, the spokesman said. The figures are the government forces account, and Al Jazeera said it could not verify the battlefield claims. The Houthis did not confirm the figure.
Government forces describe the operation, called Operation Dawn of Yemen, as a counteroffensive to retake territory lost to the Houthis in September. The Houthis said on Tuesday that their attacks in Lahij province killed and wounded a large number of government-aligned fighters, and accused government-aligned forces of 109 air strikes and missile attacks including on Sanaa. Neither side claims have been independently verified.
According to the World Health Organization, at least 1,771 people have been killed in the hostilities in Yemen since August, at least 7,959 have been wounded, and more than 300,000 people have been displaced. This item attributes all battlefield figures to the spokesmen who stated them.
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