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Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen's Marib kill 35 Houthis

By IANS | Updated: September 21, 2021 12:25 IST

Sanaa, Sep 21 At least 35 Houthi rebels were killed when Saudi-led airstrikes hit Houthi reinforcements in Yemen's ...

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Sanaa, Sep 21 At least 35 Houthi rebels were killed when Saudi-led airstrikes hit Houthi reinforcements in Yemen's central province of Marib, a government military source said.

"The airstrikes targeted four convoys of the rebel reinforcements in and around the western Sirwah district, destroying 13 pick-up vehicles and killing 35 Houthis rebels," the source told Xinhua news agency on Monday.

Meanwhile, the Houthi-run al-Masirah TV reported 23 Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on Sirwah without providing further details.

Sirwah is a main frontline between the rebels and the Yemeni army in Marib.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia launched in February a major offensive on Marib in an attempt to seize control of the oil-rich province, the last northern stronghold of the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.

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