A Houthi commander was killed in Yemen’s Marib as a battle to capture the governate from the Hadi government rages on.
Abdul Latif Hammoud, a military officer who was wanted by the Saudi-led coalition, was killed in a coalition raid on Monday evening.
Local sources said a number of high-ranking Houthi figures were also killed in the raid.
Al-Mahdi was the Houthi’s commander of the Fourth Military Region and was first proclaimed as "Wanted" in November 2017.
The Saudi-led coalition had allocated $5 million as a reward for anyone who provided information on him.
The coalition also destroyed four vehicles allegedly belonging to the Houthis, killing all on board.
Saudi coalition kills wanted Houthi commander
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