Saudi-Led Coalition Withdraws from Sites in Al-Hudaydah: Sources
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Saudi-led coalition forces withdrew from 10 sites south and east al-Hudaydah toward the west of Taizz, sources told Al Mayadeen.
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Two convoys belonging to Saudi coalition-affiliated brigades in al-Hudaydah
Saudi-led coalition forces completely withdrew from ten sites in the south and east of al-Hudaydah in Yemen, sources told Al Mayadeen.
The Saudi-led coalition forces surprisingly withdrew from ten sites in south and east al-Hudaydah, the sources said, adding that they left toward Mocha district in Taizz.
The forces evacuated the frontlines of the eastern and southern fronts in al-Hudaydah, according to the sources, which attributed the withdrawal to providing support for al-Hadi and al-Islah forces in Marib, as they are collapsing in the face of the Yemeni armed forces.
The Yemeni armed forces had been able to liberate the al-Juba district of Ma'rib a few days ago, and the district's tribal leaders underscored that they stand with the Yemeni Army and Popular Committees until the liberation of Ma'rib.
