More than 500 National Resistance Force (FRN) soldiers were killed last month in clashes with Huthis rebels on the southern coast of the Red Sea, it was announced today.
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13/09/2026
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Lusa
Na statement released today, the FRN detailed that 1,500 of its fighters were injured and 1,000 huthis were killed between August 9 and September 10.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) indicated on Saturday that at least 76,000 people have fled their homes since July.
Between August and September, fighting began with missile attacks, drones, and explosive boats.
The FRN had the support of forces supported by Saudi Arabia, such as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
This group has already ensured that it will continue to fight to restore Yemen's unity and regain control of the capital, Saná, which has been controlled by the Huthis since 2014.
In recent days, the Huthis have advanced along the western coast of Yemen, controlling Mocha and extending the offensive towards Dhubab.