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Up to 3552 of Houthi militia's landmines destroyed in Aden

[22/04/2019 05:29]

ADEN-SABA
As many as 3552 of landmines, projectiles and unexploded ammunitions are reported to have been destroyed in Aden.

These amount of landmines and explosive devices were planted by the putschist Houthi militia in different places in Aden during the militia's war on Aden.

The National Program for Demining (NPD)supported by the UNDP and cooperation by Saudi-led Arab Coalition Forces managed to remove these landmines and explosive devices from several areas in Aden, according Director of the NPD brigadier Amin al-Aqaili.