RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has sacked its top military commanders, including the chief of staff, in a series of late-night royal decrees, reports BBC late Monday night.
King Salman also replaced the heads of the ground forces and air defences. The news was published by the official Saudi Press Agency, but no reason for the sackings was given. They come as the war in Yemen, where a Saudi-led coalition is fighting rebels, is nearing the end of its third year. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is believed to be behind various recent shake-ups in the country.
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