A Saudi-led coalition is said to have destroyed a drone launched by the Houthis | Conflicting Issues

The Coalition is said to have destroyed an explosive plane launched by Yemeni Houthi militants en route to Saudi Khamis Mushait.

Saudi Arabia-led military action against the Houthi rebels in Yemen is said to have destroyed an explosives targeted at the Khamis Mushait-led bomber camp in Yemen, according to Saudi TV al-Ekhbariya government.

Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said in a tweet earlier this week that operation had seized King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait in southwestern Saudi Arabia with a well-written drone.

“This is coming as a result of being surrounded and sustained by our beloved country,” Saree said.

The Air Force has managed, by the grace of God, this morning, to target King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait with a Qasef 2k aircraft, for better performance.
This shooting comes as a result of the siege and persecution of our beloved country.

– Brigadier General Yahya Saree (@ army21ye) May 29, 2021

The alliance was pushed as a “fictional” video released by the Houthi group on Saturday that it shows the attack by which its fighters marched on the Saudi Arabian border on the front lines.

Houthi television station Al Masirah quoted a military source as saying that more than 80 Saudi soldiers and Sudanese “soldiers” were killed or wounded, while dozens were arrested on the job near al-Khoubah in southern Saudi Arabia in Jazan.

“The Houthi military’s claim to have killed a militant group on the Jazan border is news media,” Saudi Arabia television spokesman quoted spokesman Aligadier General Turki al-Malki as saying.

Malki said the Houthis’ “best imaginary success” was to hide the military defeat of Yemen in Marib by al-Jawf.

The war, which in March entered its seventh year, has plagued the military for years with Iranian-linked Houthis operating in northern Yemen.

The war has killed thousands of people and pushed Yemen to the brink of starvation, while Saudi Arabia has been criticized around the world. Space and air experiments have exacerbated the problem.

Houthis continue to invade Saudi Arabia and resent the Marib-rich Marib in Ribadh after Riyadh in March demanded an international deal to reopen air and sea links in Houthi.

In the meantime, the United Nations and the United States are pushing for an end to the war, which has been called a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

U.S. President Joe Biden in February withdrew US support for Saudi-led military operations, including the sale of arms, but said it would help Saudi Arabia protect its sovereignty in the event of weapons and drones.

Some of the videos on the Al Masirah Telegram account, facts not confirmed personally by the Reuters news agency, showed men in military uniforms approaching the blaze as they fled down a steep slope.

The Sudanese military was deployed as part of a Saudi-led coalition that invaded Yemen in 2015 after the Houthis seized a world-renowned government from the capital Sanaa.