Report: Army’s report of operations over 24 hours
SANAA, April 3 (YPA) – The media department of the Yemeni army on Tuesday issued a report of operations over the past 24 hours against the Saudi-led coalition forces.
The operations:
- Saudi aggression media admitted the killing of 5 soldiers in clashes with the army in border fronts line.
- In Saudi border province of Asir:
Badr-1 ballistic missile hit Jarih Saudi camp in Thahran Aljanoub.
Artillery shelling targeted Qashabah site.
- In Saudi border province of Najran:
Missile and artillery shelling hit Saudi troops’ sites in Sudais area and their vehicles in Shurfah site.
Saudi soldiers’ gatherings were targeted by a guided rocket in Sudais area, causing direct casualties.
An unique offensive on Saudi army’s sites in Talaa killed and wounded dozens.
A militias’ infiltration was foiled in Ajasher site.
Militias’ sites were shelled by artillery in Khashbaa censorship, Qiada, in front of Aleeb and Boqea desert.
A militia was sniped in Khashbaa.
Three commanders were killed by the fires of Yemen army in Boqea front.
- In Saudi border province of Jizan:
A militias’ military vehicle was destroyed by a guided rocket in costumes.
Militias’ gathering were shelled by artillery beyond Tiwal crossing.
- In Taiz province:
An unique attack was carried out on militias’ sites in the south of west coast, killing dozens of them.
Numbers of militias were killed and wounded during clashes in Hamir front.
- In Lahj province:
Dozems of militias were killed and injured in an unique offensive on their sites in Karsh district.
- In Nehm district:
An attack was waged on militias’ sites in front of 14th and Sawda hills, causing heavy causalities.
- In Yemen province of Jawf:
Three military vehicles of the coalition’s militants were blew up.
An attack was carried out on militias’ sites in Maslub district, killing numbers of them.
- In Bayda province:
A vehicle and motorcycle belonging to the coalition’s militants were bombed by an explosive device in Sabah area of Thi-Naam district.
Sameera Hassn-zak