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National Army demines 400 landmines northern Sa'ada

[29/09/2018 03:26]

SA'ADA-SABA
The National Army's engineering teams have demined more than 400 landmines and explosives laid by Houthi militia in Baqem, northern Sa'ada.

"The engineering teams in the pivot {Sa'ada military pivot} have demined the landmines and the explosives grenades laid by the militia in a number of villages and plants in Baqem District," the Commander of Border Guards Third Brigade General Aziz al-Khatabi told the Defense Ministry's website Sep.net

He added that the militia lays down landmines in neighborhoods and roads, neglecting lives of civilians.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia lays landmines and explosive grenades in a failed try to hinder advance of the National Army's forces but these mines and grenades leave hundreds of victims from civilians.