Sana'a. .- At least five soldiers and two Yemeni tribesmen were killed in an ambush against a military convoy Lahech province, in southern Yemen, sources told Efe security services. The clash erupted after the attackers fired automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenades at the troops on a road in the area Yafe mountain, near the port city of Aden.
The attackers tried to take over, according to sources, food supplies and fuel that the convoy moved to a camp of the Republican Guard deployed in the mountains of Al Aar. For their part, several locals claimed that a military truck, a tank was destroyed and damaged during the attack. Last Friday, four soldiers were killed and nineteen others injured in a similar clash occurred in Marib province, northeast of Sanaa.
Yemeni tribesmen ambushed a patrol of the Republican Guard in a road used by trucks carrying gas, which connects the gas fields in Marib to the capital, Sanaa. 
The attackers tried to take over, according to sources, food supplies and fuel that the convoy moved to a camp of the Republican Guard deployed in the mountains of Al Aar. For their part, several locals claimed that a military truck, a tank was destroyed and damaged during the attack. Last Friday, four soldiers were killed and nineteen others injured in a similar clash occurred in Marib province, northeast of Sanaa.
Yemeni tribesmen ambushed a patrol of the Republican Guard in a road used by trucks carrying gas, which connects the gas fields in Marib to the capital, Sanaa.
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