Taiz – Saba:
The local authority and mobilization leadership in Taiz Governorate carried out on Tuesday a march and combat military maneuvers for graduates of the open "Al-Aqsa Flood" training courses, targeting employees of the executive offices in the governorate (second batch, Level 1).
The maneuvers and march aimed to enhance the readiness of 150 employees from the executive offices participating in the open military training courses, as part of preparations to support the armed forces in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
The exercises included the use of medium and light weapons, the execution of several operations against hypothetical enemy targets, and training participants in sniping, marksmanship, assault, and battlefield combat skills.
During the maneuvers, Taiz Governorate’s Acting Governor, Ahmed Al-Masawi, emphasized the readiness to confront the enemy and its tools. His remarks were made in the presence of the general mobilization official in the governorate, Mohammed Al-Khulaidi, mobilization officials of the Fourth Military Region, Ahmed Hataba, the social unity official in the governorate, Hames Al-Habari, and several directors of executive offices in the governorate.
Al-Masawi noted that these military maneuvers for the graduates follow their completion of virtual combat training as part of the general mobilization activities in the governorate.
He congratulated the graduates on completing their theoretical and field training and praised their high level of readiness to carry out any directives required by the leadership.
He also pointed out that the effects of the fourth phase are becoming evident on the ground through the successful operations carried out by the Yemeni armed forces within the framework of the unified axis of resistance.
The local authority and mobilization leadership in Taiz Governorate carried out on Tuesday a march and combat military maneuvers for graduates of the open "Al-Aqsa Flood" training courses, targeting employees of the executive offices in the governorate (second batch, Level 1).
The maneuvers and march aimed to enhance the readiness of 150 employees from the executive offices participating in the open military training courses, as part of preparations to support the armed forces in solidarity with the Palestinian people.
The exercises included the use of medium and light weapons, the execution of several operations against hypothetical enemy targets, and training participants in sniping, marksmanship, assault, and battlefield combat skills.
During the maneuvers, Taiz Governorate’s Acting Governor, Ahmed Al-Masawi, emphasized the readiness to confront the enemy and its tools. His remarks were made in the presence of the general mobilization official in the governorate, Mohammed Al-Khulaidi, mobilization officials of the Fourth Military Region, Ahmed Hataba, the social unity official in the governorate, Hames Al-Habari, and several directors of executive offices in the governorate.
Al-Masawi noted that these military maneuvers for the graduates follow their completion of virtual combat training as part of the general mobilization activities in the governorate.
He congratulated the graduates on completing their theoretical and field training and praised their high level of readiness to carry out any directives required by the leadership.
He also pointed out that the effects of the fourth phase are becoming evident on the ground through the successful operations carried out by the Yemeni armed forces within the framework of the unified axis of resistance.