[02/01/2024 03:38]
Mocha - Saba
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council Tariq Saleh discussed with the Taiz and Hodeidah military axes the military readiness and preparations of the military forces there, and opening new horizons for military coordination and exchange of experiences between the military axes.
Tariq Saleh stressed the need to raise combat and military readiness on all fronts of Taiz and Hodeidah, by preparing all forces and military equipment, activating support plans, and remaining in a constant state of alert for any incoming options, stressing that all fronts in Taiz and Hodeidah represent one theater of war in which comrades-in-arms unite against a common enemy.
The member of the Presidential Leadership Council Tariq Saleh praised the levels of coordination and military readiness, stressing the increase in the combat efficiency of individuals by developing effective plans for the new training year that ensure better qualification.
He appreciated the efforts made by the leadership of the military axes at the level of communication, coordination, mutual support, and information exchange and strengthening joint tasks to fill the gaps in countering the Houthi enemy.
The leadership of the Taiz and Hodeidah axes presented reports on the security and military conditions on the fronts on land and at sea, and the levels of coordination between the military axes in confronting the hostile activities carried out by the terrorist Houthi militia.
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