The heroes of the armed forces backed by popular resistance and tribesmen continue to claim the lives of hundreds of elements of the Iranian-backed Houthi rebel militia. Perhaps the statistics of the human losses incurred by the Houthi militia during the past month of September reveal the size of the militia’s losses among its members and field leaders.

Stating from the various battlefronts on the outskirts of the Marib governorate, passing through the battlefronts in the al-Jawf and al-Baydha governorates, in addition to the Nihm front, east of the capital, Sana'a, to the battles taking place on the fronts of the Al-Dhali' governorate, the Houthi militia suffered heavy casualties during the same month.

Statistics indicate that the rebel militia suffered more than 1000 deaths on those battlefronts, including dozens of field leaders. These statistics also confirm that the militia buried the bodies of nearly 700 members, including 215 of its field commanders, who have attributed themselves to high military ranks, who were killed only during the same period.

In September, 13 Yemeni governorates under the control of the Houthi militia witnessed dozens of funeral operations for the Houthi members who were killed in confrontations with the heroes of the armed forces and the popular resistance and as a result of the strikes of the Arab Alliance's righters in support of the legitimacy in Yemen.

Complete harvest:

The governorate of Sana'a and Amanat al-Asimah had the largest number of human losses of the Houthi militia, where the funeral operations that they witnessed indicate that they witnessed the funeral of the bodies of at least 285 of the dead Houthi militia members, including 119 high-ranking leaders. And in the second place, the Saada Governorate came with 80 dead, including 18 leaders, while Dhamar Governorate came in third place with 69 dead, including 11 leaders, and Hajjah Governorate came in fourth place with, in which the number of deaths reached 70, including 21 leaders, then Amran Governorate came in fifth place with 54 dead, including 15 leaders.

Ibb Governorate came in sixth place, which received its share with 48 dead, including 4 leaders, while the al-Mahwit Governorate came in seventh place with 42 dead, including 14 leaders with different military ranks, and the Al-Baydha Governorate came in eighth place with 33 dead, including 4 leaders.

Al-Hodeidah Governorate came in ninth place with 22 dead, while Taiz Governorate came in tenth place with 14 dead, and Rima Governorate came in eleventh place with 6 dead, and al-Dhali' Governorate came in twelfth place with 25 dead, and finally, al-Jawf Governorate with more than 50 dead Including 9 field leaders.

Leaders harvest:

The battles between the heroes of the armed forces and the popular resistance on the one hand and the rebel Houthi militia, on the other hand, resulted in killing no less than 215 leaders impersonating the rank of military ranks.

Statistics confirm that among the dead leaders of the Houthi militia there are 3 leaders impersonating the rank of major general, while among them as a whole at least 20 leaders impersonating the rank of brigadier general, 28 leaders impersonating the rank of colonel, no less than 32 impersonating the rank of lieutenant colonel, and 27 others impersonating the rank of major, while the remaining 115 members impersonating the ranks of Captain, Lieutenant, and Assistant.