Yemeni Army: We targeted Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports with missiles and drones

According to Fars News Agency International Group, Brigadier General Yahya Sari, spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, issued a statement emphasizing that the Yemeni Armed Forces fulfilled their promise today.

Sari reiterated warnings to the aggressor countries of the Saudi-Emirati coalition, saying that these countries would suffer more painful blows.

“We carried out the Yemeni Storm military operation in response to the coalition aggression,” he said, adding that during the operation, Yemeni forces targeted Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports with missiles and drone strikes.

Sari stressed that the operation was in response to an increase in attacks by the aggressor coalition, which targeted some important and sensitive positions in the UAE.

Explaining the details of the operation, a spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces said, “The operation was carried out with five ballistic and winged missiles and several UAVs, and it achieved its goals.”

Sari also warned foreign companies and citizens and individuals residing in the UAE that the Yemeni Armed Forces would not hesitate to expand its target bank.

He pointed out that this bank of goals will include very important positions and centers, and these people must stay away from these centers in order to save their lives.

The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces concluded by emphasizing that the UAE should be considered an insecure country as long as the UAE’s hostile tensions against Yemen continue.

In this regard, Mohammad al-Bakhiti, a member of the Ansarullah movement’s political bureau, recently warned the United Arab Emirates: “It will become the territory of this country.”

According to him, there is a deal between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, according to which Saudi Arabia will hand over the southern provinces of Yemen to the UAE, and the UAE will use all its military capabilities in Yemen.

Following the significant progress of missiles and drones by the Yemeni army and popular committees, and the fact that the cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai were targeted and proved by the 2017 drone strike deep into the UAE, the country claimed a gradual withdrawal from the Yemeni war during a political maneuver.

Recently, following the efforts of UAE-affiliated mercenaries to advance into Shabwa province, Sanaa resumed its warnings, urging officials in the small country that the bank, which was targeted for attack in the UAE, would be targeted by Yemeni missiles and drones. Will take. But Abu Dhabi, which continued its aggression in Yemen despite these warnings, today again received a practical warning from Sanaa.

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