A Saudi-led military operation in southern Yemen has removed 555 landmines from the area, according to local reports. The operation, conducted in coordination with Yemeni forces, focused on clearing unexploded ordnance left behind by past conflicts. The mines were found in several villages near the border with Saudi Arabia.
The removal of the mines is part of a broader effort to secure civilian areas and improve safety for local populations. Local officials confirmed that the operation was carried out with the use of specialized equipment and trained personnel. No casualties were reported during the operation.
The action highlights ongoing efforts to stabilize the region and reduce the risks posed by leftover munitions. Security forces continue to monitor the area to ensure that no further threats emerge. The operation underscores the complex security challenges facing Yemen as it remains in a state of prolonged conflict.
