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Saudi Airstrike Kills Eight Yemeni Fishermen

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Saudi airstrikes struck two fishing boats off the coast of Yemen on Tuesday, killing at least eight fishermen, according to Yemeni media. According to the SABA news agency, vessels were struck off the al-Kadha coast in the Dhubab district of Yemen's southwestern Taiz province near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, an…

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At least eight fishermen were killed as a result of air strikes by the Arabian coalition on the coast of Yemen's Ta'iz province. Saudi aircraft launched two strikes on fishing boats on the coast of El Kadha in the coastal area of Zubab, transferring TASS to the Husita-controlled Yemeni agency SABA. First, a ship was attacked by an anchor near the coast, and the aircraft then attacked the survivors of the first raid when they tried to escape on a…

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Saudi Arabian fighter aircraft attacked two fishing boats in the Dhubab district of Taiz province. The fighters carried out a second attack on the survivors of the first bombing, resulting in the death of the entire crew.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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At least eight fishermen were killed by Saudi aircraft shelling two fishing boats off the coast of Al Kadaha in south-west Yemen, as reported by the Houthi rebels on Tuesday, 20 October. Previously, the Saudi-led military coalition fighting the insurgents was attributed to the destruction of several ships in the Red Sea, which they accused of smuggling.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The aircraft were carried out on two fishing boats on the coast of Qadha in the coastal area of Zubab.

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Antiwar.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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