• The strikes targeted radar positions, rocket launchers, weapons depots and surface-to-air missile (SAM) positions.
    The strikes targeted radar positions, rocket launchers, weapons depots and surface-to-air missile (SAM) positions.
  • UAE fighter jets target radar positions
    UAE fighter jets target radar positions
  • Fighter jets of the Arab coalition continued their strikes against Houthis
    Fighter jets of the Arab coalition continued their strikes against Houthis
  • The strikes targeted radar positions, rocket launchers, weapons depots and surface-to-air missile (SAM) positions.
    The strikes targeted radar positions, rocket launchers, weapons depots and surface-to-air missile (SAM) positions.
  • The strikes are part of Operation Al Hazm Storm, launched by the Saudi-led Arab coalition of 10 nations
    The strikes are part of Operation Al Hazm Storm, launched by the Saudi-led Arab coalition of 10 nations
  • The strikes were in response to a request from President Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi for military intervention
    The strikes were in response to a request from President Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi for military intervention
  • Fighter jets of the Arab coalition continued their strikes against Houthis
    Fighter jets of the Arab coalition continued their strikes against Houthis
  • All fighter jets returned to their bases safely.
    All fighter jets returned to their bases safely.

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UAE fighter jets carry out air strikes on Houthi - in pictures

Robert Mickelson

April 08, 2015

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UAE fighter jets continued their air strikes against Houthi-controlled targets in Yemen on Wednesday. The strikes were part of Operation Al Hazm Storm, launched by the Saudi-led Arab coalition of 10 nations to reinstate legitimacy in Yemen. The strikes targeted radar positions, weapons depots and surface-to-air missile positions.

The strikes were carried out in response to a request from President Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi for military intervention. All fighter jets returned to their bases safely.

All photos courtesy Wam.

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