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Coalition says over 180 Houthis killed in strikes on Marib

The coalition said on Saturday that 186 Houthis had been killed in air strikes on Sirwah and Al-Bayda. (File/AFP)
The coalition said on Saturday that 186 Houthis had been killed in air strikes on Sirwah and Al-Bayda. (File/AFP)
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14 Nov 2021 03:11:23 GMT9
14 Nov 2021 03:11:23 GMT9
  • The coalition said 17 military vehicles had been destroyed in the 42 strikes carried out during the last 24 hours

Arab News

RIYADH: The coalition said on Saturday that 186 Houthis had been killed in air strikes on Sirwah and Al-Bayda.

Sirwah and Al-Bayda are both located in the Marib province.

The coalition added that 17 military vehicles had also been destroyed in the 42 strikes carried out during the last 24 hours.

The coalition has reported near-daily strikes over the past month against the Iran-backed Houthis.

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