9 militias killed in Nahm
9 militias killed in Nahm
Sanaa - MENA
Nine Houthi and Saleh militias were killed and 10 others injured during attempts of the militias to attack sites of the national army and resistance in Nahm in northeastern Sanaa.
The legitimate forces pursued the militia elements that escaped the scene.
The army and resistance forces advanced in Nahm after a long calm period in the area.
Source: MENA
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