The search for him is still ongoing.. Hadhramaut Valley Police offers a financial reward for the arrest of the killer of Saudi soldiers in Seiyun

The army and security forces continue to search for a fugitive soldier involved in the killing and wounding of three Saudi soldiers at the headquarters of the Arab coalition forces in the First Military Region in Seiyun, Hadhramaut Governorate (eastern Yemen).

Security sources told "Yemeni Youth Net" that the search for the soldier "Mohammed Saleh Al-Arousi", accused of killing two Saudi soldiers and wounding a third, is continuing in the areas surrounding the headquarters of the first military zone, which witnessed the incident, last Friday evening.

The sources added that search operations involving army and security units are continuing in the city of Sayoun and the cities of the valley and desert, with tightening measures at all land and sea ports in the governorate and neighboring governorates.

Meanwhile, the Security and Police Department in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert announced a financial reward of 30 million Yemeni riyals for anyone who arrests or provides information about the soldier "Mohammed Saleh Al-Arousi".

The Valley and Desert Police attached photos of the accused, including a recent military photo.

In a later statement, the police called on citizens to support the army and security forces in their search for the accused, and stressed the need to search (farms, valleys, ravines, shelters, mountains, deserts and roads).

Yesterday evening, informed sources told the "Yemeni Youth" channel that two Saudi soldiers were killed and a third was injured , from the companions of the Arab coalition representative, as a result of gunfire by a soldier from the 135th Brigade, which is under the command of the First Military Region .

The sources added that the soldier, "Mohammed Saleh Al-Arousi" from the Al-Sharqi area of Hajjah Governorate, started shooting at the escorts while the coalition representative was in the military area, which resulted in the killing of two Saudi soldiers, "Walid Al-Balawi and Mohammed Hussein Mutlaq", and the injury of a third.

According to the sources, the soldier opened fire on the Saudi soldiers while they were jogging inside the region's command camp, and the perpetrator fled.

The causes of the incident are not known, and the relevant authorities in the Yemeni and Saudi Ministries of Defense and the forces of the Coalition to Support Legitimacy have not issued an official clarification about the circumstances and causes of the incident, until the time of writing this news.