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[14/09/2024 05:17]

BAIDHA-SABA
A civilian is reported to have been killed today, Saturday, by a landmine explosion in the governorate of al-Baidha.

A villager named Salem al-Abd Ali al-Sayqal (41-year old0 was killed by a landmine laid by Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militias.

The Armed Forces news website (26 September ) reported that Salem al-Sayqal was hit a landmine while he was grazing his sheep nearby his own house in the village of al-Bahaj, in the district of al-Zaher of al-Baidha governorate.

Iran-allied terrorist Houthi militiamen planted randomly hundreds of thousands of landmines claimed the lives of thousands of innocent civilians most of them women and children.