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[24/09/2018 05:17]

MARIB-SABA
KSrelief Center celebrated Monday in the city of Marib the rehabilitation of 26 children were recruited by Iran-backed Houthi putschist militia that used to dispatch children to the front-line battles to serve as human shields.

The group of children were rehabilitated in the framework of the fifth and sixth stage of the rehabilitation program targeted 80 recruited children from different Yemeni provinces.

It is important to note that KSrelief Center has already rehabilitated 241 of the recruited children from several Yemeni provinces within a plan aimed to rehabilitate 2000 children recruited by the Houthi rebellious militia.