ISWNews Analysis Group: According to Ansar Allah intelligence units and available information, the Saudi coalition is transferring al-Qaeda and ISIS terrorists to the northern front of Marib to fight Ansar Allah and popular committees.
The untimely presence of Turkish forces in the Republic of Nakhchivan and the mainland of Azerbaijan and the air and ground military exercises may have been a show of strength at the beginning, but the general movement of the Republic of Azerbaijan shows that this is not a purely propaganda option.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ansar Allah attacks continue in various areas of the Rahbah, Jabal Murad, Al-Jubah and Al-Abadiyah districts, and the districts of Rahbah and Jabal Murad are on the verge of complete liberation.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces announced that a Sammad-3 drone attacked the Saudi coalition military point at Abha airport.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Saudi coalition aggression against Yemen began in 2015, and so far, 2,000 days after the aggression, 43,181 Yemenis have been martyred and wounded.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The head of the Government of National Accord, Fayez al-Sarraj, announced his intention to resign in October 2020.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ansar Allah liberated areas Araftan mountain, Malih and Manaqil in Rahbah district from Saudi-led coalition and the conflict shifted to Jubah district.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The US delivered $250 million-worth military equipment to the Peshmerga forces in Iraqi Kurdistan region.
The Sukhoi Su-33, NATO reporting name: Flanker-D is an all-weather carrier-based twin-engine air superiority fighter designed by Sukhoi and manufactured by Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Production Association, derived from the Su-27 and initially known as the Su-27K.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Two key commanders of the Hurras al-Din group were killed when US drones targeted a car in the center of Idlib.
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According to the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, 157,000 civilians have been killed in the Afghanistan war from 2001 to November 2019
