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Coalition's forces hands over Yemen 27 mislead children

[25/01/2018 03:06]

RIYADH-SABA
Arab Coalition Forces' formal source has said they handed over 27 mislead children to the government of Yemen. They were arrested in military confrontations in a number of warfronts in the border with Saudi Arabia.

Iran-baked Houthi militia work on forcing children and Yemeni youth, misleading them and push them into warfronts, aiming at continuation of their failure battles, the source told Saudi News Agency WAS.

The handover took place at Sharorah Military Command and participated by representative of the International Committee for the Red Cross and representatives of Saudi Human Rights Authority and Yemen's legitimize government.
Every child has been granted a sum of money as gifts from Joint Military Command.