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Yemen Armed Forces Report 124 Saudi-Led Coalition Strikes in 24 Hours

IRNA•1 min read•Oct 24, 2026•Updated: 1h ago•REF: OPA-261024-MHB
Yemen Armed Forces Report 124 Saudi-Led Coalition Strikes in 24 Hours
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Key Takeaways

  • Yemen military spokesperson Yahya Saree reported 124 coalition strikes in 24 hours.
  • The attacks included both airstrikes and missile deployments.
  • The Saudi-led coalition has not yet confirmed or commented on the reported figures.
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TEHRAN, Oct 24 (OPA) — Yemen’s armed forces spokesperson, Yahya Saree, announced Tuesday that the Saudi-led coalition launched 124 separate airstrikes and missile attacks against targets within Yemen over the previous 24-hour period. The statement, issued from Sanaa, detailed a sustained campaign of aerial bombardment across multiple provinces.

Saree characterized the intensity of the strikes as a major escalation in the ongoing conflict. While the military spokesperson provided the aggregate figure for the attacks, specific details regarding civilian casualties or damage to infrastructure were not immediately disclosed in the initial briefing.

The Saudi-led coalition, which has been involved in the Yemeni conflict for over a decade, has not issued an immediate response to the specific figures provided by the Houthi-aligned military command. International observers continue to monitor the border regions and interior provinces for signs of further military movement.

This spike in aerial activity follows a period of volatile regional tensions. Military analysts are assessing whether these strikes represent a shift in coalition strategy or a localized response to recent tactical developments on the ground as the conflict enters its eleventh year.

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