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Houthis-laid landmine kills a civilian in al-Baidha governorate

[18/12/2023 04:39]

AL-BAIDHA - SABA
A civilian was killed today, Monday, in an explosion of a landmine planted by Iran-allied terrorist Houthi militiamen in the governorate of al-Baidha.

The Yemeni Observatory for Landmines said on its account on X (Ex-Twitter) " A young man Mohammed al-Hadad, in his twenties, was killed in an explosion of a landmine in the area of Aqabat al-Qantho'a, located in al-Baidha governorate".

Al-Hadad, from Assaha region of Shabwa governorate, is one more victims of the Houthis' landmines.
The Houthi militiamen planted ant-personnel landmines randomly in different governorates claimed the lives of hundreds of civilians, left many others maimed.