YEMEN. AQAP Mujahideen exploit success: gangs of elite 'Republican Guard' beaten out of town Radaa

According to the news agency of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Madad, Mujahideen have once again refuted the statements of the puppet regime widely publicized in international media about taking control over the area of ​​the October 7 plant on the outskirts of the town of Waqar (formerly Jaarr).

One of the agency's journalists met with the Emir of Abyan Abu Hamza al-Markashi at the October 7 plant, who, inter alia, said:

"We are still hearing a lot of lies spread by this crafty government, through its media, which have no confidence, that they had seized the 7 October plant and strengthened the control over it; today we're in this 7 October camp, and this camp is still under the control of Mujahideen, praise be to Allah, and the enemy is far away from the camp, and we tell you about it on Rajab 9, which corresponds to May 30".

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The news agency Madad has also published photos from the meeting of the Mujahideen in the area of ​​the October 7 plant and the captured armored vehicles:

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Meanwhile, the AQAP Mujahideen continue the offensive at the province of al-Baida bordering Abyan. It is reported that the soldiers of al Qaeda beat out of the town Radaa (see map) the gangs of "anti-terrorists", backed up by armored vehicles, from the elite "Republican Guard", commanded by the son of Saleh.

As one of the correspondents of Madad reported, puppets, backed by tanks attacked the house of a Muslim Nasr al-Hattama, one of the inhabitants of Radaa, at 2 pm on Wednesday. During this time he was there with his wife, three children and his father-in-law. The reason for the attack was the black flag, which is set over his house.

According to the correspondent, puppets besieged his house and fired at it from the tank. The building was destroyed, but fortunately, none present in the house was injured.

In addition, the gangs of the "Republican Guard" bombed from the anti-aircraft guns "Shilka" (see photo), deployed on Ahram Mountain, the area adjacent to the home.

The correspondent said that shortly after the incident, the town was entered by ACAP units, which were divided into 2 groups: the first one attacked "anti-terrorists" who were besieging the house, and beat them out of the town, and the second group, equipped with machine guns and RPGs, attacked the positions of the puppet forces in Dar al-Najd near the entrance to the Radaa. As a result, a military vehicle was destroyed, several puppets eliminated and wounded.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center