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Al-Beidha resistance fighters bring down a Houthi drone

[30/10/2017 06:40]

AL-BEIDHA-SABA
Fighters resisting the Saleh-Houthi rebel militias in the central Yemen province of al-Beidha have downed a drone belonging to the militia in Bilad Aljawf of Al-Qarishia district in the province.

With modest capabilities, the popular resistanceforce is repelling the radical militias that use sophisticated Iranian weapons and technology.

A few days ago foreign minister Abdul-Malik al-Mekhlafi told the ambassadors of the G18 countries sponsoring peace in Yemen during a meeting in Riyadh that Yemen "will not stabilize as long as Iran is keeping on arming the Houthi rebel militias."

He said that the Yemeni government is in possession of "confirmed information that new Iranian weapons have arrived to the Houthi militias' hands, among them missiles and drones."