Yemeni Tochka Ballistic Missiles Beat Saudi Aggression, Mercenaries in Lahij

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Yemeni army's missile power, besides popular committees, targeted Thursday morning a gathering of Saudi aggression forces and mercenaries in the al-Aned air base in the Province of Lahij, South Yemen, with a Tochka Ballistic missile, killing 74 and destroying two F16 warplanes, 1 Apache according to initial results.

Spokesperson of Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Sharaf Luqman said that: "the missile hit accurate targets," explaining that "targeting the al-Aned base came after intelligence information on equipment gathering operation and planning to a huge attack the aggression forces were tending to conduct on Ta'az."

Luqman further noted that: "the Yemeni missile power is continuing its assigned missions with high qualifications under the first phase of escalation in conducting strategic options against the aggression led by the Al Saud family on Yemen."

He also stressed that "similar operations of the Yemeni missile power targeted with Katyusha missiles military bases of the Al Saud forces and their mercenaries in the lowest hill of the al-Jawf Province, Eastern Yemen.

In response to these Yemeni achievements, Saudi aggression renewed on Thursday strikes against different Yemeni areas and provinces, targeting civilian and private buildings as well as populated neighborhoods.

In addition, Saudi warplanes launched Thursday predawn Apache strikes against several areas in the al-Khawkha District in al-Hudaida coastal province.

Also in ‘Imran, Saudi warplanes launched three strikes on different areas in the Harf Sufian District.

As for the bordering province of Sa'ada, Saudi-American warplanes launched three strikes on the area of Jum'aa bin Fadel.

It is worth mentioning that the Saudi-American aggression targets on a daily basis homes of civilians in different districts of Sa'ada and other provinces, whose most citizens are women and children, amidst Arab and international silence and conspiracy.

Source: al-Ahed News