Yemeni forces strike Saudi coalition sites, casualties reported

Yemeni armed forces launched operations targeting sites belonging to the Saudi-led coalition in occupied territories, resulting in casualties, according to reports. The attacks came hours after Yemen's defense ministry, based in Sanaa, issued a warning to civilians in occupied areas to keep their distance from gathering centers and weapons stores linked to the aggressors.

The ministry stated that the Saudi-led coalition bore full responsibility for the consequences of "militarising civilian areas." Social media activists circulated images and video of the strikes, alleging that the coalition deliberately positioned ammunition depots next to residential homes to use them as human shields.

The attacks underscored Yemeni forces' intelligence and combat capability in tracking and striking aggressor positions in occupied territory, reports said. No figures for the dead and wounded were immediately provided.

According to Mehr News Agency, the operations were part of ongoing Yemeni military actions against the Saudi-led coalition, which has been involved in the Yemen conflict since 2015. The coalition has faced international criticism for airstrikes that have killed civilians, while Yemeni forces have repeatedly targeted coalition positions in retaliation.