Six militiamen killed in Taiz

Leadership Council chairman phone calls Sheikh Saatar to check on him after surviving terror bombing

Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad al-Alimi has phone called former MP member and current Islah party member Sheikh Abdullah Saatar to get assured on his safety following his survival from a terror bombing that targeted him and a number of his escorts on Sunday in the Al-Wadi District in Ma'rib Governorate .

BRUSSELS: European Parliament Urges Lifting Schengen Land Border Controls for Bulgaria, Romania

The European Parliament (EP) on Wednesday called for lifting Schengen land border controls for Bulgaria and Romania by the end of 2024. Air and sea border controls were scrapped on March 31, 2024.

Chinese car sales surges 26.4 percent in the first quarter of 2024

Sales of passenger cars of Chinese brands increased by 26.4 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2024 as some 3.39 million vehicles were sold during the mentioned period.

Spain reaches the final of the European Nations League and sets a date with Croatia

The Spanish national team reached the final match of the European Nations League, after defeating Italy with two goals to one in the semi-finals of the tournament, to set a date in the final match with the Croatian national team, which succeeded in reaching the same role by defeating the Netherlands.

Last Update: ، 2024/04/16 Time 05:24:40
Latest News:

Foreign Minister meets with Charged' Affairs of Japanese embassy

Leadership Council chairman sends condolences to Sultan of Oman over fall of victims in floods

Government reiterates its support for all regional, international efforts to establish peace

PM visits Public Electricity Corporation to follow up on power shortages and prompt solutions

Naval Forces commander surveys military units in Bab al-Mandab and Mayon Island

Six militiamen killed in Taiz

[29/10/2017 04:14]

TAIZ-SABA

Six of Houthi-Saleh militia fighters are reported to have been killed Sunday by the government's armed forces fire, southeast Taiz.

A military source told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the government troops' artillery bombarded a group of the militias militants in the district of Asselew.

The attack targeted the mailmen as they attempted to raid a military site of the government troops. Six militiamen were killed, one of them said to be the groups commander.

The military source added:" 35 Armored brigade artillery targeted a military vehicle boarding 23 personnel of the rebellious militias. As a result fire set on the four-drive car, killing six, wounding several more.