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[14/09/2022 03:59]

Riyadh – Saba
Defense Minister Lieutenant-General Mohsen Al-Daeri discussed today in Riyadh with the Commander of the Joint Forces, the Deputy Chief of the Saudi General Staff, Lieutenant-General Mutlaq Al-Azima, the broad outlines of the next phase while anticipating all possibilities.

They stressed the combat readiness to deal with any action at the specified time, and that the joint forces led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are keen to implement the terms of the truce and exercise restraint, but with them the Yemeni armed forces will not stand idly by on any violation, violations or exploitation of the truce by the militias, and they will deal firmly.

The Minister of Defense said that "the next stage is a pivotal stage in the history of Yemen, its armed forces in particular, and the region in general, and this was demonstrated through the concerted efforts of Yemen and the coalition in delegating authority to the Presidential Command Council, under which all armed entities and formations joined, to unite and confront the common enemy of Yemenis."