Saudi-led coalition transporting al-Qaeda, Daesh terrorists from Syria into Yemen

Saudi-led coalition transporting al-Qaeda, Daesh terrorists from Syria into Yemen

Media sources have revealed that the Saudi-led coalition has brought members of Al-Qaeda and ISIS from Syria to the al-Alam front in Marib province, media sources reported on Friday.

Al-Masirah TV channel confirmed in an urgent news broadcast this evening that the coalition brought in takfiri elements led by Raid bin Saud bin Ma’eili and a Daesh (ISIS) leader called Salman bin Ali bin Hamad bin Miqan, a returnee from Syria, and his brother Abdullah.

The move came after Yemeni army forces backed the Popular Committees managed on Friday to liberate the most important strategic sites on the outskirts of Marib city.

The army and Popular Committees ware able to clear the strategic Hilan junction and al-Dhiqu area on the outskirts of the city, inflicting heavy losses on the Saudi-led coalition mercenaries in terms of both lives and military gear, the official explained.

He indicated that most of the coalition recruits fled towards the city, leaving a large amount of equipment that was taken as spoils of war by the Yemeni army.

The Yemeni army and Popular Committees came as close as a mere 12 kilometers to the government complex of Marib city from the west, 25 kilometers from the north, and about 50 kilometers from the south, a military source reported on Thursday.

“The city of Ma’rib is just around the corner for the forces loyal to Sana’a, which encircle the city from several sides,” he added.