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Houthis shell Taiz market, kill six civilians, injure eight others

[01/12/2024 05:07]

TAIZ – SABA
Houthi terrorists shelled a market in southwestern Yemen's Taiz governorate on Sunday, leaving six civilians killed and eight others wounded.

The director of Maqbana district, Taiz, Hamid al-Khalidi told the Yemeni news agency (SABA) that a drone plane belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia hit a popular market in the village of Boumia killing six civilians (Abdulmalik Mufadhal, Abdullah Abdu Ahmed, Qayed Quraybe'a, Abdullah Ali Mohammed, Zaki Ahmed Al-Doumi and Hassan Saeed Thabit) and injuring eight others, most of them seriously.