Saudi-led coalition destroys five mines laid by Yemen's Houthis in Red Sea: Saudi TV
The mines are of the Iranian-made 'Sadaf' type, the channel said, adding that the coalition had destroyed a total of about 163 sea mines left by the Houthis.
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DUBAI: The Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthis in Yemen said it had destroyed five mines laid by the Iran-aligned group in the Red Sea, Saudi state TV reported on Tuesday.
The mines are of the Iranian-made 'Sadaf' type, the channel said, adding that the coalition had destroyed a total of about 163 sea mines left by the Houthis.
The mines are of the Iranian-made 'Sadaf' type, the channel said, adding that the coalition had destroyed a total of about 163 sea mines left by the Houthis.
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