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[08/05/2017 07:59]

Riyadh (Saba) – Ships of the Saudi Marine Forces affiliated to the Arab Coalition have found out sea mines planted in Yemeni coasts close to the area of Midi.

The Arab Coalition's leadership spelt out, in a statement, that specialized units discovered sea mines planted in Yemeni sea coasts.

The statement said that these sea mines jeopardize international navigation and ships transferring relief and assistances between cities and governorates, emphasizing that the use of these mines contradicts international laws.