20 Yemeni soldiers killed, injured in explosion
20 Yemeni soldiers killed, injured in weapons cache explosion in Aden
Aden - Arab Today
Twenty soldiers were killed and injured in an explosion of a weapons cache at a Yemeni army camp in central Aden, Al Arabiya Satellite TV reported quoting Yemeni medical sources as saying.
The sources said the 20 casualties are members of the presidential guard brigades.
Meanwhile, a military medical source said the strong explosion that hit the Yemeni army camp was caused by mines stored in Al Hadid Mountain.
Source: MENA
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