Yemen Emergency Forces Deny Casualties After Strike, Warn Against Rumors

The Third Brigade of Yemen's Emergency Forces has officially refuted reports of human casualties resulting from an attack on one of its positions, asserting that such claims are entirely unfounded.

In a statement released on Thursday, the brigade's leadership confirmed that the incident caused only minor material damage. They emphasized that all personnel remain fully operational, in high spirits, and continue to perform their duties at their posts.

The brigade accused entities spreading these unverified reports of attempting to mislead public opinion and undermine the morale of the armed forces. It urged media outlets and the general public to rely on official sources and refrain from disseminating unreliable information.

Furthermore, the leadership stressed the importance of military personnel adhering to directives, particularly those prohibiting the photography or dissemination of information concerning military sites, equipment, movements, or the aftermath of attacks, which could compromise operational security. The statement indicated that disciplinary measures would be taken against any violators.

The Third Brigade reaffirmed that these attacks would not compromise its operational readiness and pledged to continue executing its missions and maintaining its positions.