[24/06/2018 03:44]
MARIB-SABA
Vice President (Lt Gen) Ali Mohssen Saleh joyfully acclaimed the significant military gains that armed forces along with local resistance fighters have achieved in the province of Al-Baidah.
(Lt Gen) Mohssen's statement came as he met Sunday with the Commanders of Baihan Military Corps where troops have been deployed in the districts of Nat'a, Na'aman, Aqabat Al-Qonthu'a and Qania of Al-Baidha.
Commander of Saudi-led Arab Coalition Forces in Marib, Brigadier Ali Al-Anzi was in attendance.
The Vice President praised heroic battles the troops have fought by, highly appreciating the huge sacrifices they have been extending to defend Yemen's national interest against Iran-backed Houthi militia's coup and scheme. He said" Your country deserves these precious sacrifices, as Al-Baidha and Yemen had never been Houhi-oriented and will never back down nor accept the Iranian allied militias".
(Lt Gen) Mohssen expressed deep appreciation for sincere support from Saudi-led Arab Coalition that has effectively contributed to the military advancement have been realized in different fronts.
General Inspector of Armed Forces, Acting Chief of Staff, Maj. General Adel Al-Qomairi, Head of Logistic Support Unit, Maj. General Ahmed Al-Wali and Director of Combat Operations Department, Maj. General Khlid Al-Ashwal were in presence.
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