The fall
of city would deal another blow to the Houthis after they lost Aden and Al Anad
airbase, Yemen’s largest military base.
The UAE official news agency WAM said today that three Emirati soldiers were
killed in action fighting the Houthis.
Meanwhile, Yemen's Ministry of Defense said today that Egyptian soldiers are part of the Arab coalition against the Houthis. The Yemenis are saying that Egyptian troops arrived in Aden this week and are part of a 5,000-strong ground troop force led by the Emiratis and Saudis
File photo: Yemeni pro-government fighters at Al Anad airbase; 5 August 2015 (Saleh Al-Obaidi/AFP)
Meanwhile, Yemen's Ministry of Defense said today that Egyptian soldiers are part of the Arab coalition against the Houthis. The Yemenis are saying that Egyptian troops arrived in Aden this week and are part of a 5,000-strong ground troop force led by the Emiratis and Saudis
File photo: Yemeni pro-government fighters at Al Anad airbase; 5 August 2015 (Saleh Al-Obaidi/AFP)
3 comments:
Something tells me that if they keep on moving on at the same pace for another 2 months, they could very well reach San'aa.
And again, Aljazeera says that pro-government forces have already seized control of the city. My God they're moving fast!
That they do!
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