The engineering teams in the Sixth Military Region continue to clear mines and secure liberated sites in Al-Jawf.
- Engineering teams in the Sixth Military Region are clearing mines in Al-Jawf.
- The operation follows successful objectives achieved in the first phase of the military campaign.
- Houthi militias had planted mines to obstruct military forces and endanger civilians.
- The Armed Forces prioritize civilian safety while securing liberated areas and executing plans.
Engineering Teams Continue Mine Clearance Operations in Al-Jawf
Engineering teams from the Armed Forces in the Sixth Military Region are actively conducting surveys and removing mines and explosive devices in areas secured during the first phase of the military operation in Al-Jawf Governorate.
A military source confirmed to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that the engineering teams began their work after the forces successfully achieved the objectives of the first phase. The source noted that the Houthi terrorist militias had planted large quantities of mines and explosive devices along roads, sites, and pathways, aiming to hinder the forces’ advance and threaten the lives of civilians and military personnel.
Ensuring Safe Movement in Secured Areas
The source stated, “The engineering clearance operation coincides with the forces solidifying their positions and securing the liberated areas, preparing for the safe return of movement.” The source emphasized that the engineering teams handle mines and explosive devices according to precise technical procedures to protect the lives of citizens and military personnel.
Commitment to Military Plans and Civilian Safety
The source added, “The Armed Forces continue to execute their tasks according to the established military plans, prioritizing the security of liberated areas and the protection of civilians.” The source praised the efforts of the engineering teams in eliminating the dangers left by the Houthi terrorist militias.
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