Houthis say Saudi-led airstrikes killed 14 at a market in northern Yemen, and other Mideast news
The ministry said the strike hit a crowded market and nearby homes, with women among the wounded and damage also reported at a gas station.
- On Wednesday, Saudi-led airstrikes hit a crowded market and gas station in Al-Jawf Governorate, killing 14 people and wounding 15 others, according to the Houthi-run Health Ministry.
- Saudi airstrikes have escalated since July, when the kingdom reignited the war by bombing Sanaa International Airport; the U.S. resumed providing intelligence and refueling support for the campaign.
- Separately on Wednesday, Houthi military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree warned civilians to evacuate Aden's airport before missiles struck the perimeter, damaging the runway and forcing flights to divert to Seiyun.
- Residents in the besieged city of Taiz have lost access to about 3 million liters of water, prompting Yemeni government officials to urge international support for reopening roads.
- In Tehran on Monday, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met with Iran to discuss security; Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi advocated for stability without military presence of 'extraregional powers.
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Riyadh escalates its bombing of markets and residential areas, which resulted in massive human casualties and condemnation of resistance.
Thirteen civilians were killed and 16 wounded in airstrikes on the Al-Hazm district of Yemen’s Al-Jawf province, the Houthi-controlled Ministry of Health and Environment said. Three women were among the wounded. The strikes hit the central market in Al-Hazm, nearby residential buildings and a gas station, the ministry said. The market was packed with shoppers at the time of the attack. The ministry said shops and nearby houses were badly damaged…
‼️Saudi airstrike hits market in Yemen; Houthis report 14 dead
According to the health ministry of the Houthi government, 14 people were killed and another 10 injured in an airstrike on a market in the city of Al Hazm, in Al Jawf province. Women and children were among those affected.The Houthis also said...
At least 14 people died as a result of a Saudi Arabian air strike at a market in the province of El Jawf in north-eastern Yemen, according to the Ministry of Health of the Government established in the north by Ansar Alla (Hushite) movement.
The Saudi-led coalition attacked the market in northern Yemen, killing 14 people, reporting on Wednesday to the Husite Health Service representative Anis al-Asbahi. "The coalition warplanes launched a series of strikes on the central market in El Khazm City at peak hour", he wrote on social network X.
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