Source: Saudi Arabia Releasing Al-Qaeda Prisoners for Yemen Mission

“I have recently received a document showing that two Al-Qaeda prisoners have been released by the Saudi regime to take part in the Yemeni war,” Bin Jamal, a Saudi political activist, wrote on his Tweeter account.

He also said two Al-Qaeda terrorists have fled from the custody of Saudi security forces as their convoy was taking them to Yemen to take part in the war against Ansarullah.

In April, media reports said that Saudi Arabia has relocated a part of its army of Takfiri terrorists from Eastern Ghouta in Damascus countryside to Yemen aboard a ship.

“The Jeish al-Islam terrorists landed in the port city of Al-Mokala, provincial capital of Hadramout province, and joined the Al-Qaeda terrorists in that province,” Arabic-language Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar reported.

The Al-Qaeda-linked terrorists attacked and took control of Al-Mokala port two days ago.

Other sources had informed late in March that Saudi Arabia has dispatched thousands of Takfiri terrorists to Yemen to fight against the revolutionary forces in the Arab country.

“Saudi Arabia has sent around 5,000 Takfiri mercenaries to fight against the Yemeni army and revolutionary committees,” Yemeni Army Commander Colonel Abdel Sattar al-Boushali told FNA on March 29.

The Yemeni commander, meantime, disclosed that the Saudi defense minister has asked Turkish officials to pave the grounds for the transfer of more terrorists from Turkish airports to Riyadh.

He noted that heavy clashes broke out between the terrorist groups and forces loyal to Yemen’s revolutionary committees.

Colonel al-Boushali reiterated that Saudi Arabia is plotting to hire mercenaries to assassinate supporters of Ansarullah movement, including the movement’s representative Abdel Karim al-Kheivani.