SANAA, Feb. 22 (Saba) – The army and popular forces have launched military operations, including artillery, missiles and snipping attacks against US-backed Saudi-led aggression coalition soldiers and mercenaries over the past 24 hours, according to the army reports combined by Saba on Thursday.
In Jizan border province, three Saudi soldiers were sniped in Kars-Jubah site, another one shot dead in Khazan hill of Qewa village and a Saudi soldier was sniped in northern Hamidha village.
Also in Jizan, katyusha rockets were accurately fired toward Saudi soldiers’ gatherings in Maten camp and Mawsem gate, killing and wounding dozens.
Furthermore, artillery shelling targeted gatherings of Saudi soldiers and vehicles in Jarah valley, Sawdah and Faridha sites, while a Saudi military vehicle, carried a weapon, was burned in Kars-Jubah by artillery shells, killing and wounding all its crew.
In Marib province, five of Saudi-paid mercenaries were shot dead in several areas of Serwah front.
Also in Marib, katyusha rockets were fired toward gatherings of mercenaries and their vehicles in Mas camp and beyond Salb mountain, causing direct causalities.
In Suwah district of Marib, a military vehicle, loaded with mercenaries, was destroyed by an explosive device in Najed front of Surwah district.
In Bayda province, gatherings of mercenaries were targeted by artillery shells in Zahir and Yafaan areas of Thi-Naem district.
In Taiz province, fortifications of mercenaries were bombed by explosive devices in several sites of Salh district.
In western coast front of Taiz, a mercenaries’ military vehicle was smashed by a guided missile, killing all its crew.
Also in Taiz, artillery shelling targeted militias’ gatherings in Selw district, killing and wounding dozens, while an infiltration of mercenaries toward Tashrifat was foiled, capturing one of the mercenaries, killing and wounding dozens.
In Nehm district, artillery force of the army and popular committees targeted Saudi-backed mercenaries’ gatherings in Salb mountain and in front of Buhra mountain of Harib-Nehm.
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