Yemeni military source asserted for U-News Agency that a direct "Israeli" military intervention was observed among the attacks launched by Saudi-American aggression forces on the Red Sea's Mocha coasts of Ta'az Province.
The source noted that "the "Israeli" enemy is not far from the air drop operations conducted by the aggression drones."
It further mentioned that this aims at "throwing weapons and armories in some of the Ta'az province regions, to support the Takfiri groups and the "ISIS members" of the "Reform" party, as well as Hadi's militants."
This step allows them "protect the remaining areas they control in the province after they were defeated by the Yemeni army and the popular committees' progress."
According to the information, "the other "Israeli" military intervention takes place through many ships and warships settled in the Red Sea and some Saudi and Eritrean islands on this sea where "Israeli" military forces have been based since long ago." It also noted that this participation aims at direct control over the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and the Yemeni coasts starting from the Mocha and moving southward to reach the Strait.
The Yemeni military source warned that "the army and the popular committees know very well the nature of the "Israeli" intervention."
They confirmed that "the "Israeli" intervention is to face the same destiny as that of the invasion and occupation forces and their mercenaries."
Source: al-Ahed news, Translated and Edited by website team
02-11-2015 | 11:15
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