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Houthi militias detain civilians, assault women Mawiya district east Taiz

[25/06/2025 07:43]

TAIZ - SABA

The terrorist Houthi militias launched Wednesday an armed attack on the village of "Akhraq" in al-Shurman area of Mawiya district east of Taiz, using seven military vehicles in a brutal assault against the civilian population, including women and children.

Local sources told the Yemen News Agency (Saba) that the Houthi militias, led by one of their members known as "Abu Iran," stormed the village and committed severe violations against the residents.

Several women were assaulted and taken to hospitals due to varying injuries, in addition to the detention of three citizens who were taken to an unknown location.