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Latest News:
Al-Muharrami Meets Prime Minister to Discuss Government Priorities
Yemen Takes Part in 63rd UN Human Rights Council Session in Geneva
Yemen Ambassador Meets French-Yemeni Friendship Group
Child Injured by Houthi Sniper Fire North of Taiz
Yemen Warns of Iranian Support for Armed Militias and Threats to Regional Security
Arab Coalition strikes Houthi ballistic missile depots
[20/07/2019 12:19]
RIYADH-SABA
The Arab Coalition backing Yemen's government hit five sites the Iran-backed militia use for storing ballistic missiles in Sana'a early today.
The spokesman of the Saudi-led alliance Col. Turki al-Maliki said the strikes are a continuation of the previous operations the Coalition carried out to destroy the air defense and strike capabilities of the Sana'a-based militia.
He told reporters the Coalition is committed to preventing the Houthis and any other terrorist group from possessing such capabilities which, in their hands, means a direct threat to the UN flights, air navigation and the lives of civilians.
He said the strike complies with the international humanitarian law.
The Arab Coalition backing Yemen's government hit five sites the Iran-backed militia use for storing ballistic missiles in Sana'a early today.
The spokesman of the Saudi-led alliance Col. Turki al-Maliki said the strikes are a continuation of the previous operations the Coalition carried out to destroy the air defense and strike capabilities of the Sana'a-based militia.
He told reporters the Coalition is committed to preventing the Houthis and any other terrorist group from possessing such capabilities which, in their hands, means a direct threat to the UN flights, air navigation and the lives of civilians.
He said the strike complies with the international humanitarian law.
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