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[30/12/2020 01:45]

SA'ADA-SABA
The demining teams of the national military have managed to extract and destroy more than 15o landmines planted by Houthi militiamen in the district of Baqem of Sa'ada governorate-the militia-stronghold.

A senior military commander told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the deminers managed to dismantle an overall network of landmines and explosive devices.

"Up to 150 anti-personnel and anti-armored vehicles landmines were removed, destroyed", said the commander.