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Coalition says 95 Houthis killed in strikes on Juba and Al-Kasarah

A picture taken from a position manned by fighters loyal to Yemen's government shows smoke billowing at the Juba frontline on October 27, 2021. (AFP)
A picture taken from a position manned by fighters loyal to Yemen's government shows smoke billowing at the Juba frontline on October 27, 2021. (AFP)
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29 Oct 2021 12:10:51 GMT9
29 Oct 2021 12:10:51 GMT9
  • On Thursday, the coalition destroyed five Houthi ballistic missiles fired toward Jazan, Saudi Arabia
  • 11 military vehicles were destroyed in the 22 strikes carried out on Juba and Al-Kasarah

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RIYADH: The coalition said on Thursday that 95 Houthis were killed during air strikes on two districts near the central Yemeni city of Marib.

The coalition added that 11 military vehicles had also been destroyed in the 22 strikes carried out on Juba and Al-Kasarah during the last 24 hours.

Juba is some 50 km south of Marib, whilst Al-Kasarah is 30 km northwest of the city.

The coalition has reported heavy strikes around Marib in recent weeks.

Earlier on Thursday, the coalition intercepted and destroyed five Houthi ballistic missiles fired toward the southwestern Saudi city of Jazan.

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