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Ministry of Defense pays tributes to servicemen killed by Emirati arterial strikes

[10/10/2019 03:38]

SHABWAH-SABA
Minister of Defense and Command of Chief of Staff held an memorial function to eulogize the soldiers who were killed by arterial strikes carried out by the jet fighters of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The Emirati warplanes targeted the government's troops 40 days ago in different areas of the two governorates of Aden and Abyan on 28, 29 of last August.

The advisor of Minister of Defense Maj. General Khaled al-Ashwal delivered a speech in which he eulogized the martyrs. He said "as many as (300) of the government troops were killed and wounded while they were on duty battling armed militias affiliate to the so-called the Transitional Council.

General al-Ashwal added" the Emirati jet-fighters—F16, Apache—carried out (13) air raids within 24 hours resulted in destroying (19) military vehicles and burned (4) ambulances".