The Houthis have released sniping videos of what they claim are Sudanese fighters somewhere in the border areas. In the video of the arrivals, dark-skinned gunmen are actually seen on their heads, which means that Saudi Arabia was able to "order" a certain number of Sudanese mercenaries to protect its borders. Sudan, under President Omar al-Bashir between 2015 and 2019, was an active member of the Arab coalition and contributed up to 30,000 personnel. The Sudanese were the ones who, during the active phase of hostilities in the conflict in Yemen, did all the dirty work, participating in both offensive operations and the defense of Saudi Arabia's borders. After the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir and the outbreak of the civil war in Sudan, he withdrew his troops. However, it seems that Saudi Arabia managed to contact one of the opposing sides in the Sudan war and receive infantry from it. informer.

The Houthis have released sniping videos of what they claim are Sudanese fighters somewhere in the border areas. In the video of the arrivals, dark-skinned gunmen are actually seen on their heads, which means that Saudi Arabia was able to "order" a certain number of Sudanese mercenaries to protect its borders. Sudan, under President Omar al-Bashir between 2015 and 2019, was an active member of the Arab coalition and contributed up to 30,000 personnel. The Sudanese were the ones who, during the active phase of hostilities in the conflict in Yemen, did all the dirty work, participating in both offensive operations and the defense of Saudi Arabia's borders. After the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir and the outbreak of the civil war in Sudan, he withdrew his troops. However, it seems that Saudi Arabia managed to contact one of the opposing sides in the Sudan war and receive infantry from it. informer.