1- Saadah:Yemeni Army “Thaqib” Air Defense System managed to intercept a Saudi coalition F-15 warplane over the Saadah sky. 2- Bin Salman statement on Yemen conflict:Since the beginning of the Yemen war, Saudi Arabia have been targeted by 286 missiles and 289 drones, but the Saudi development projects and people’s life does not affected by […]
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ansar Allah announced that its Naval Forces released the Saudi ships which detained lately.
Latest news from Yemeni fronts
Yemeni armed forces spokesperson:Enemies(Saudis) carried out 12 airstrikes in domestic and border fronts which is violating the ceasefire. Al Hudaydah: – Saudi coalition fighters airstrike in al-Lahiyah district. – Saudi coalition opened fire on Shaab and Qalma villages near Hays and Jabaliyah in Tuhayta district. – Saudi coalition fired more than 15 rockets to south […]
Latest news from Yemeni frontlines
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Ministry of Defense building of Mansour Hadi’s resigned government was bombed in the town of Marib by unknown sources.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ahmad Maysari and Saleh Jabwani, Ministers of State and Transportation of Mansour Hadi’s resigned government traveled to Mahrah.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Some coalition officials and media reported that 3 missiles and an UAV had hit the weapon warehouse and gatherings of Amaliqah forces(backed by UAE) at the Mocha base.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Abdullah Hajar, consultant of Political Council of Yemen, showed interest in peace talk with Saudi Arabia.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Pro-Saudi media reported a missile attack on the Amaliqah(UAE backed forces) base in Mocha, south of Al-Hudaydah province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Mansour Hadi’s resigned government and Southern Transitional Council of Yemen signed the agreement in Riyadh under supervision of Saudi and UAE.
Hours ago, an agreement was signed at Al Yamamah Palace in Riyadh with the presence of Mohammed bin Salman (Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia), Mohammed Bin Zayed (Crown Prince of Emirate of Abu Dhabi) and Mansour Hadi (the president of resigned government of Yemen).
