Military Presence in Al-Mokha Port

One of the biggest fallacies promoted by

the mouthpieces of aggression regarding the port

of Mokha, where we are currently located, after

our forces drove out the Saudi enemy's reinforcements

from many coastal cities,

most notably the port and city of Mokha. On this

tour we are conducting at Mokha Port, we will reveal

the massive military presence inside this port.

Stay tuned, dear viewers, as we reveal to you the extent of

the military barracks and massive military presence

inside this port, as well as the locations of

the command headquarters and the forces

and soldiers of the Saudi enemy inside this port.

Stay with us, dear viewers, in these

opening moments.

We are standing by this military equipment belonging, as

we can see, to the Royal Saudi Air Force. As

you can see, dear viewers, this is some of the equipment.

On this tour, we began by entering

the headquarters where the Saudi forces are stationed,

including soldiers and officers inside these military barracks

located in the heart of Mokha

coastal port.

And there is much more.

The places where the officers

of the Saudi enemy army and its soldiers were stationed

there. These are also some of the rooms that

Saudi enemy soldiers used at Mokha Port.

As we can see, if my colleague could zoom in with the camera lens,

these are the names

of the Saudi soldiers and officers: Mohammed bin Dirham al-Harithi, and also Mohammed

bin Salman al-Faifi. All these names are

Saudi names. Adel bin Abdul Qader al-Maliki

is here as well.

The names

of the Saudi soldiers: Majed bin Ghazai al-Otaibi and Hadi bin

Yahya al-Amiri.

We move, dear viewers, from this room to the room

I told you about, which is the most important room, where

there was

the command of the Saudi enemy army

and its soldiers inside this room.

This fortified room is heavily fortified,

as you can see.

The Saudi soldiers and officers who were running operations from

inside this room, as we see this screen, which

they used to follow the operations map on.

We also note these remnants of food and meals

what they were eating, as we see here,

what is known as Saudi kabsa, which they were keen to eat

inside Yemen.

They abandoned it and fled, dragging behind them the tails

of defeat. Dear viewers, let us observe the scale of the fortifications.

And these rooms, the deeper we went

into them, the more we discovered

places

that were more spacious. So these, it seems,

based on the equipment inside, belonged

to the command of the Saudi officers

who were stationed inside Mokha Port.

So, through these scenes, you can see the scale of these

fortifications inside these fortified rooms, where

the Saudi forces were stationed, including

officers and soldiers who were managing operations from

inside the heart of Mokha Port.

Many of the rooms we entered, where you saw the scale of

the equipment and preparations, as well as the large size

of these rooms and places,

which are underground and heavily fortified.

All these places that you saw and that we visited

are located in the heart of Mokha Port

and are fortified, also located beneath

the ground,

Which means that this port was not a civilian port, but

a military port from which military operations were run.

Here, other manifestations also appear

of the military presence inside Mokha Port, and these rooms

and places where the Saudi soldiers stayed.

As for the other places, they

were for senior Saudi military commanders.

And through these, through the equipment,

we notice, as we saw a little while ago, that the equipment

and gear that were present there

for the Saudi commanders also differed from the places where the soldiers stayed.

We can enter one of the rooms

and places where they stayed

inside Mokha Port. As we can see, it

appears

these are the places where the Saudi soldiers stayed. We notice these

lockers that they used to store

their clothes and belongings, and also the beds they slept on.

Here also appear the remnants, the remnants of food that

they left behind as they departed

and fled the coastal city of Mokha as well

Viewers, here we see this

This is an image of King Abdul

Aziz, located in one of the military barracks

of Saudi soldiers inside the port of

Mokha.