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Houthis kill two civilians, hurt two in the city of Taiz

[14/11/2020 05:27]

TAIZ-SABA
Two civilians are reported to have been killed and two other injured by mortar's round fired by the theocratic Houthi militia's militants on Saturday evening in the city of Taiz.

Local official official told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the Houthi militia men targeted the freedom square in the down town of Taiz with mortar's rounds.

The Houthis' shelling resulted in killing Taha Abdurahman Salim and Abdu Yassin Mohammed. Meanwhile the two brothers Amar and Mohmamed Qa'ed were critically wounded and moved to hospital for medication.

It is important to mention that the city of Taiz has been chafed under the Yoke of Houthi militia's siege for six successive years.