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Yemeni Armed Forces Warn Citizens to Steer Clear of Saudi Positions

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Accra:The Yemeni Armed Forces have issued a warning to citizens, advising them to avoid areas occupied or heavily populated by Saudi troops. This precautionary measure aims to ensure the safety of civilians amid ongoing tensions.

According to Yemen News Agency, a military source emphasized that any Saudi presence or troop concentration on Yemeni soil will be deemed a legitimate target by the Armed Forces. The source further cautioned against the utilization of civilian facilities for military operations.

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