Missile hits armored vehicle in Houthi-released Yemen footage
The clip shows people escaping the damaged vehicle, but does not establish casualties or who controls the surrounding territory.
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An anti-tank missile fired from a rocky ridge strikes an armored vehicle on the plain below. Smoke rises, and people emerge from the damaged vehicle and run across open ground under apparent fire.
Qatar-based Al Araby Television presents the footage as material released by the Houthis showing fighting in Yemen's Kahbub mountain range. An on-screen credit identifies its source as Yemeni military media, while the opening banner describes the battles as seen through a Houthi camera.
The sequence begins with armed men taking positions among mountain rocks. A missile team prepares its launcher and fires toward the vehicle below. Fighters celebrate the impact with slogans, before later shots show armed men advancing on foot and firing rifles across the rocky terrain.
The Houthis, also known as Ansar Allah, are a political and armed movement that has been a central participant in Yemen's civil war. This brief sequence offers their battlefield perspective, not a comprehensive account of the clashes: it gives no casualty total and does not establish a territorial outcome.
Also called Ansar Allah, this Yemeni Shia Islamist political and armed movement is backed by Iran and has been a central participant in Yemen's civil war.
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