Militant injured in Lahj military mutiny

LAHJ, June 01 (YPA) – A militant was injured in violent clashes among the coalition-run recruits in the Al-Anad military base, controlled by the Saudi-backed Dera al-Watan faction in Lahj province, south of Yemen.

and an armed force sent to break up the protest, in response to the blocking of trucks and vehicles, resulting in serious injuries to one member of the campaign.

The sources affirmed that the clashes erupted between the rebellious recruits and an armed force that sent to break up a protest rally, in response to the blocking of trucks and vehicles.

Dozens of dismissed recruits blocked the road linking Lahj and Aden province in protest against the decision to suspend their service without disbursing their financial dues, which have been stopped.

The factions of Dera al-Watan or Homeland Shield dispatched large military reinforcements, which were able to contain the rebellion and arrest a number of recruits, while others managed to flee.

The official reasons behind the decision to dismiss the recruits, who hail from areas of Radfan, Al-Subaiha, and others, have not yet been revealed.

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