Yemen front and the region
Army reports injuries at Aden airport and releases 24-hour operations tally
The Yemeni army added an account of civilian injuries at Aden airport and released a military tally covering 24 hours, not just this monitoring window. On the humanitarian front, the Agriculture Ministry announced a review of a food-security project with FAO; military losses have not been independently verified, and no new aid delivery was announced for the window.
Summary
- AttributedThe military spokesman says two missiles hit Aden airport, causing civilian injuries; no number was given.
- AttributedThe army reports 749 targeting operations over 24 hours; these are not all counted as new operations in this hour.
- ConfirmedAn official announcement reports a food-security project review with FAO; reported progress is cumulative, not a new aid distribution.
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- AttributedYemen fronts
Army reports 749 targeting operations over 24 hours
Government-run Saba quoted military spokesman Majed al-Nuzaili as reporting 749 targeting operations under Dawn of Yemen, the “neutralisation” of 239 Houthi leaders and fighters, and the destruction or disabling of 117 vehicles and pieces of equipment. The statement covers Taiz, Al-Jawf, Marib, Al-Bayda and southern and western fronts over 24 hours, not this window alone. This is a combatant’s tally that we have not independently verified; “neutralised” is not a death toll, and the figures are not added to earlier airstrike reports.
Source: sabanew.net alsahil.net - AttributedAden
Military spokesman reports civilian injuries and damage at Aden airport
Military spokesman Majed al-Nuzaili said in a statement carried by government-run Saba and Asharq that two ballistic missiles hit Aden airport, causing civilian injuries and material damage, and blamed the Houthis. He gave no number of injured and described it as the sixth attack on the airport. The new detail is the account of injuries; we do not count the statement as evidence of an additional strike beyond previously reported attacks, and have not independently verified the injuries or extent of damage.
Source: sabanew.net asharq.com - ConfirmedFood security
Agriculture Ministry and FAO review food-security project progress
Government-run Saba announced that the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Fisheries discussed implementation of the World Bank-funded Food Security and Resilience Project with FAO in Aden. The announcement put completion at about 70% for a project running from August 2021 to March 2028 and targeting 9 governorates. What is confirmed is the official announcement of the review; the report’s seed, livestock and beneficiary figures are cumulative results, not aid delivered during this window or new funding.
Source: sabanew.net tihama24.com