The United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed Al-Nahyan announced on Wednesday that his forces will be leaving Yemen after spending more than 14 months inside the country.
Prince Mohammad issued this statement regarding the depature of his troops from Yemen via his Twitter news account on Wednesday.
“Our standpoint today is clear: war is over for our troops; we’re monitoring political arrangements, empowering Yemenis in liberated areas”
— أخبار محمد بن زايد (@MBZNews) June 15, 2016
It has been a rough week for the wealthy Gulf nation, as they have lost three military helicopters near the southern port-city of Aden.
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