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Yemeni military claims sweeping strikes on Houthis in Jagran report

The Daily Jagran's fast-starting report concerns Iran-backed forces in Yemen, despite a title that puts Iran itself at the center.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 162,288 views a day, 13 times a normal first day on this channel (12,125).

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0:44The narrator attributes a claim of 1,276 strikes in a day to Yemeni military spokesman Colonel Majeed al-Nuzaili.
0:57The military campaign is identified as "Operation Dawn of Yemen."
1:14Reported targets include Houthi command centers, artillery positions, weapons depots and supply routes.
1:42The report describes ground attacks supported by airstrikes around Taiz.
2:51The narrator considers whether the campaign can weaken Houthi capabilities and disrupt coordination with Tehran.

The Daily Jagran has drawn roughly 160,000 views in less than a day with a report on a Yemeni government offensive against Houthi forces. Its title says "Iran Battered," but the operation described is taking place in Yemen, against the Iran-backed Houthis, rather than inside Iran.

The voiceover attributes the scale of the offensive to Colonel Majeed al-Nuzaili, identified as a Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman. He is cited as reporting more than 1,200 strikes over a day, along with hundreds of fighters and commanders "neutralized" and military vehicles and heavy weapons destroyed. These are the military's reported results, not independently established losses.

There is also a distinction between the headline and the account underneath it: the title calls them airstrikes, while the narration describes strikes more broadly, including ground attacks supported by airstrikes around Taiz.

The upload has drawn far more views than a usual Daily Jagran report. In the comments, several viewers ask why they have not encountered the account on other news outlets or question what evidence supports it.

The report names the campaign "Operation Dawn of Yemen" and describes its targets as Houthi command centers, artillery positions, weapons depots and supply routes. Its closing analysis asks whether those attacks can weaken Houthi capabilities and disrupt coordination with Tehran.