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Coalition says more than 90 Houthis killed in strikes on Marib and Al-Bayda

Smoke billows at the Al-Jawba frontline in Yemen’s northeastern province of Marib. (File/AFP)
Smoke billows at the Al-Jawba frontline in Yemen’s northeastern province of Marib. (File/AFP)
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18 Nov 2021 12:11:00 GMT9
18 Nov 2021 12:11:00 GMT9
  • 22 Houthi military vehicles and an air defence system were also destroyed during the strikes
  • The coalition also destroyed two Houthi drones launched toward Khamis Mushayt, Saudi Arabia on Wednesday

Arab News

RIYADH: The coalition said on Wednesday that more than 90 Houthis were killed in strikes on the Yemeni provinces of Marib and Al-Bayda.

The coalition added that 22 military vehicles and an air defence system were also destroyed during the strikes over the last 24 hours.

Operations were carried out on the western coast of the country to support maritime forces and protect civilians, the coalition added.

Earlier on Wednesday, the coalition intercepted and destroyed two Houthi drones launched toward Khamis Mushayt, southwestern Saudi Arabia.

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