UAE army officers leave Yemen occupation for Gaza to train mercenaries for Israel

Security sources have revealed that a number of United Arab Emirates military officers — stationed in the Shabwah and Riyan areas of Yemen that are occupied by UAE — have left Yemen for Gaza to train groups of mercenaries working for the Israeli occupation. All in coordination with US army officers, of course.

The security sources told Yemeni news agency Saba that the officers’ task will be the same as they were performing in Yemen — recruiting, training, mobilising and managing mercenary forces and organising them into “brigades and teams to take part in the Zionist enemy’s war” against Palestinian resistance.

The same sources indicated that the officers, who have been commanding several mercenary groups in Yemen, will stay in Gaza for an initial

45‑day period to train mercenaries there in modern warfare methods, including various types of unmanned aerial systems, to conduct security and military operations against resistance movements as the UAE has done in Sudan and Yemen.

The sources also revealed that US military officers have arrived in occupied areas of Yemen to “assess the readiness of the mercenaries, which points to intentions for a new aggression against Yemen”, where the Ansar Allah government has been interdicting Israel-bound or Israeli-owned shipping as part of its resistance — required under international law that has been ignored by western governments — to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and earlier this year successfully saw off the US Navy, forcing Trump to ask Ansar Allah to stop attacking US ships if the US withdrew its vessels from the area.

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