Latest news from Yemeni fronts; Ceasefire is started while Saudi Coalition airstrikes are taking place in various areas of Yemen, especially Al Hudaydah.
1- Evacuation of US. forced from Afghanistan soil? Wall Street Journal said according to an US. official that in the near future the process of evacuation of more than 7000 US. troops from Afghanistan will begin. Afghan officials said that they had received no indication in recent days that the Americans would pull troops. In […]
During the last few days, Ansar Allah troops performed extensive attacks against Saudi Coalition led forces in Sirwah front. Map showing the latest situation of Sirwah battle.
Latest updates on fronts and process of Sweden agreement.
The CH-4 is a Chinese-made drone based on American MQ-9 UAV and capable of carrying up to 250-345 kg bombs and also capable of a 3500–5000 km range and a 30- to 40-hour endurance.
US Evacuates Base In Al-Tanf, Prepares To Halt Aerial Operation
Latest updates on battles of Ghazni and Nangarhar and brother of leader of Haqqani group release disclaim
Islamic World News Analysis Group: Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that Ankara will delay its operation in east of the Euphrates River, Syria.
Yesterday Donald Trump US President said in a tweet that “We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.” So there is no reason to stay in Syria, US soldiers to evacuate Syria.
Ithar 10 operation in north of Afghanistan, presence of 16,910 foreign soldiers in Afghanistan, Army operation in southern provinces
Islamic World News Analysis Group: Saudi Coalition on the first day of ceasefire in al Hudaydah province firing some guided missiles in Tuhayta, artillery and missiles attacking to al Hudaydah city and suburbs is violating the ceasefire.
Abdullah Ahsan Jar Allah Al-Hamzi also known as Abu Haydar, was an Ansar Allah field commander whose bravery and fights against the terrorism and his sacrifices for the sake of Yemen people will never be forgotten from Yemeni people minds.
