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Army kills at least 17 militants in repelling continued Houthi attacks on Marib

[23/06/2021 04:32]

MARIB - SABA
Yemen's army killed on Wednesday at least 17 militants as it repelled Houthi attacks continuing for months on Marib province.

A military source said, "The heroes of the army and popular resistance lured Houthi gangs in one of the plains of Serwah front (west of Marib) to an ambush before killing at least 17 Houthis and injuring others."

The Arab Coalition warplanes destroyed four military vehicles that were heading to reinforce the militia's forces attacking the government-held province from the same front.