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[29/08/2021 03:54]

LAHJ-SABA
The governor of Lahj, Major General Ahmed Turki, inspected the conditions of dozens of soldiers who are receiving treatment in the city of Al-Howta, as a result of wounds sustained in the terrorist Houthi missile attack this morning on Al-Anad base.

The governor stressed that this heinous and painful crime is the second committed by the terrorsit Houthi militia on the base within two years, and that the crime will not go unpunished.

The governor vowed that, "The response to the crime will be on the fighting fronts, not by the devious and deceptive tactics" that the cowardly Houthi militia follows.