Yemen War: Fighting in the Kharboub Mountains Near Bab el-Mandeb

Yemeni armed forces in green, Saudi-backed forces in red.

Do you see the dust? I'll show you more pictures in a second.

Saudi Arabia with all of its mercenaries, war planes, and allies will never retake the Kharboub Mountains overlooking the Bab El-Mandab Strait.

Mountains these fighters liberated by advancing on foot and scaling the rugged terrain armed with their rifles.

Take a look at the rugged terrain. By the way, Yemen is majestic.

And look at the Yemeni soldier right here.

And here. Can you believe this? And here. This is impressive.

And here. And here they are. They spot the guy, you see.

So our guys are here looking up, and when they spot the guy up there, they start climbing in the guy's direction.

See? And they see the other two, and then he approaches very fast, and you see the guys ducking, and the dust.

A lot of dust, but it's not over. Look at this guy here, the red triangle.

The Sana'a Armed Forces, Yemeni Armed Forces asks him, "Where are you from?

Are you a brother from Yemen? Are you a foreigner?

Where are you from? Why are you fighting us if we're brothers?"

He says, "I'm from Yafa," and his fellow Yemeni Ansar Allah soldier says, "Fear not."

Fear not. I've been telling you, they don't wanna fight fellow Yemenis.

They will spare them and pardon them.