Saudi Arabia sent army aircraft at the airport of Aden in Yemen

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Saudi Arabia sent army aircraft at the airport of Aden in Yemen

Military transport aircraft C-130 Hercules and attack helicopters AH-64 Apache Saudi coalition forces at the airport in Aden

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