Al-Thawra Net
Yemeni army forces launched missile attacks against the Saudi-led coalition, backed by the US, in retaliation for the coalition’s regime’s military campaign against their country.
The Yemeni army’s drone waged on Friday an attack on groups of coalition’s paid fighters in Jawf province. The drone hit the target accurately, leaving heavy casualties on the paid fighters.
The army forces also waged an attack on groups of Saudi army in Asir border province. The attack hit the target accurately.
Rocketry force of the Yemen army forces on Thursday fired six missiles at gatherings of the coalition’s paid fighters and Saudi soldiers in Najran border province and Hajjah province.
It, in addition, fired five missiles, Zilzal -1, at the coalition’s forces in A’kifa site and in front of Sudais site.
It, morover, fired four missiles at gatherings of the coalition’s paid fighters in Najran border province. The missiles, Zilzal -1, were fired at the gatherings of paid fighters in front of Sudais site, causing heavy losses in lives and military equipment of their enemy.
Religious scholars in Hodeidah province on the same day greeted the great triumphs and sacrifices made by the Yemeni army forces in defending the country and its sovereignty.
The move came during a meeting that held in the province, stressing on the importance of standing united and the ongoing support to the combat fronts to back the army against the coalition.
In a seperate context, the coalition’s paid fighters on Thursday fired on the United Nations team in Hodeidah province, according to an official source in the team representing the national delegation within the Joint Coordination Committee for the cease-fire.
“The mercenaries fired bullets at the security staff accompanying the UN team at 11 am on Thursday, during opening the road in the 50th Street towards the May 22 Hospital in the city of Hodeidah in order to reach the place of the other team,” said the source in a press statement.
A winch driver and a number of the security personnel were wounded in the shooting, he added.
Yemen’s Supreme Revolutionary Committee head Mohammed Ali al-Houthi highlighted the failure of the UN mission to support the Hodeidah Agreement (UNMHA) to hold the Saudis accountable after one of its own vehicles was targeted in the port city of Hodeidah.
As a result of the qualitative operations of the Air Force in Al-Anad airbase and in the Saudi depth, which resulted in killing and injuring Saudi officers and high-rank leaders of the paid fighters. The voices in Tel Aviv rose in their military and security research centers, warning of the growth of these capabilities and the effects of the victory of the Yemenis and its impact on the security of the Zionist entity.
While the Yemeni ballistic strikes in the deep Saudi land and the operations of the Naval Force prompted Tel Aviv, the government of the Zionist enemy, to address the connotations and effects of these capabilities in more than one station as posing a threat to Israeli naval navigation.
Spokesman of the Yemeni army, Brig. Gen. Yahya Sarei, for its part, said that paid fighters loyal to the coalition fired 128 shells at residential neighborhoods, houses and farms of citizens, and the army locations in Hodeidah province.
The coalition warplanes waged 53 raids on several provinces over the past two days, the spokesman added.
Sarei pointed out that the army forces managed to repel eight infiltration attempts by the militias on the inside fronts and across the border.
The army forces carried out more than 15 offensives against the troops and paid fighters sites in several fronts, which led to the killing of a paid fighters leader in Boqa area and a commander of an engineering battalion in al-Ajasher desert in Najran region, according to the spokesman.
He added over 190 troops and paid fighters were killed and wounded during repelling infiltration attempts or the army attacks.
