Army attacks mercenaries in Usailan, Shabwa
A number of Saudi-paid mercenaries were killed
Shabwah - Emirates Voice
A number of Saudi-paid mercenaries were killed on Wednesday in a unique operation attack in the district of Usailan in Shabwa province.
A military official said to Saba that three camps of mercenaries were burnt by the army and popular forces in al-Safra area in the district.
The official added that the army and popular forces seized weapons after mercenaries escaped their sites in the area.
Meanwhile, the US-Saudi aggression coalition warplanes waged six air raids in al-Sa'aq area in the district of Usailan.
The raids caused heavy losses on the civilians' properties.
Source: Saba News
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