UAE trains new batch of Yemeni resistance force

The UAE’s Armed Forces have trained a new batch of Yemeni resistance force members who’ll soon join Yemen’s army. According to the national news agency WAM, the cadets received training in field and battle skills, the use of weapons, internal security and first-aid. The operations were conducted in the liberated Yemeni areas to familiarise trainees with their country's terrains and climatic conditions. 75% of the Yemeni territories are now controlled by the legitimate government, supported by Arab Coalition forces.

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