Sana'a - Sana
A number of mercenaries of the Saudi aggression were killed today after a court ambushed the Yemeni army and the popular committees targeting their gatherings and barracks in the governorates of Hajjah, Al-Dhale'e and Taiz.
The site quoted a military source as saying that "the engineering unit of the Yemeni army and the Popular Committees detonated two explosive devices two mercenaries south of Hiran and south of the port of Twal in the argument, which led to their deaths and injuries."
In Taiz, the engineering unit destroyed a military vehicle loaded with mercenaries of aggression in al-Waziya junction with an improvised explosive device.
A number of mercenaries of the aggression were killed and their barricades were destroyed by an operation of the Yemeni engineering unit in the front of Qatoba in Dhali.
Earlier in the day, the missiles unit in the Yemeni army and the Popular Committees targeted gatherings of mercenaries of the Saudi aggression with three Zelzal-1 missiles in the Asir sector and inflicted heavy losses on lives and equipment.
On the other hand, the head of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen, Mahdi Al-Mashat, called this evening the aggression regimes to immediately lift the ban on Sanaa International Airport, stop the interception of ships heading to Hodeidah port and lift the suffering of the Yemeni people.
Al-Mashat warned in the context of a speech carried by the website “Al-Masirah Net” against the continued detention of UN-licensed vessels and the insistence of the aggression coalition to turn the Red Sea into a confrontation arena, calling on the international community to play its role in stopping piracy and arbitrary and irresponsible practices as they represent the highest degree of disregard for the suffering of the people. The Yemeni.
Al-Mashat also launched a peace initiative in which he announced his readiness to stop responding to the crimes of aggression by targeting the Saudi regime's positions with ballistic missiles, ballistic missiles and wings and all forms of targeting in return for stopping the aggressive regimes' crimes and their continuous targeting of the Yemeni people.
Al-Mashat said: “We expect to greet the same or better in a similar announcement to stop all forms of targeting and aerial bombardment of Yemeni territory and reserve the right to respond in case the coalition of aggression does not respond to this initiative,” adding that the continuation of aggression will not be in the interest of anyone but may lead to serious developments. And that the greatest harm will not be on the Yemenis alone, but on the countries of aggression primarily and directly and directly.
Al-Mashat also called on all parties of the war to engage in serious and genuine negotiations under a complete ceasefire leading to comprehensive national reconciliation and a comprehensive political solution, despite the fact that the other party has not implemented any of its commitments to the Stockholm Agreement.
The Saudi regime has continued its aggression against Yemenis since March 26, 2015 with various types of weapons, leaving tens of thousands of civilian casualties at a time when the Yemeni army and popular committees respond to the crimes of aggression by targeting its positions and mercenary gatherings. A march targeted two oil facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco in eastern Saudi Arabia in response to the crimes of the Saudi aggression coalition, which led to the disruption of 50 percent of the company's production.