Houthi fighters captured on August 22 a series of key hilltops west of the al-Sudais mountain in the southern Saudi province of Najran from the Saudi-led coalition and its proxies.
In the first phase of their attack, the Houthis targeted Saudi military fortifications and positions on the hilltops with Grad rockets, anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) and heavy machine guns. The intense shelling forced Saudi-backed fighters to withdraw without showing any real resistance.
After storming the positions, the Houthis captured loads of ammunition and an injured fighter, who was left behind by his comrades.
A day earlier, the Houthis killed twelve Saudi-backed fighters in a similar attack in the southern part of the Kingdom’s southern province of Jizan.
The Houthis’ cross-border operations claimed the lives of dozens of Saudi-affiliated fighters since the beginning of this year. Despite this, the Saudi-led coalition has not taken any new measure to secure the border area with Yemen.
Maybe the Syrians will show some spine and attack the Turkeys that are occupying their lands. The AnsarAllah are a living testament to human courage and have an inbuilt warrior spirit, they don’t issue toothless warnings but act.
You put that very well.
Saudi affiliated? Maybe SAUDI THEM SELVES Rather Wahhabi scum.