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VP urges troops to keep on training

[15/11/2017 03:59]

MARIB-SABA
Vice President Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Ali Mohssen Saleh paid an inspection visit on Wednesday to headquarters of 203 Infantry Brigade in Marib province. He inspected troops' conditions and urged them intensify training so as to improve combat skills and readiness.

(Lt Gen) Mohssen gave a word in which lectured the troop on the ongoing war, promising that victory against rebellious militias will be realized before long, praising the sacrifices they made in battling Houthi militias in Serwah front along with their comrades in different front-lines battles throughout the country.

The Vice President urged the troops to keep on training to further develop their combat capacities so that they can do their patriotic job effectively.