Seven people killed in strike on market in Yemen, Houthi-run health ministry says
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As a result of the Saudi air strike on the central market in Taize, south-west Yemen, seven people were killed. Ansar Alla, a northern Yemeni-led movement, reported that Saudi Arabia had hit the central market in Taiz, south-west of the country. 7 people were killed, 40 were injured, RIA News is being handed over. "We condemn the heinous crime committed by Saudi enemy aircraft, which attacked trade groups in the central Taiza market," stated the…
Yemen's internationally recognized government said its forces targeted a Houthi camp.
The Houthis attribute the attack to Saudi Arabia and accuse it of deliberately attacking civilians. Yemen’s government, backed by the Arab country, claims that the target was a military camp.
7 killed, 40 injured in Yemen market strike; Govt says houthi camp targeted
Yemen's Houthi-run health ministry said a strike on shops at Mawiya junction in Taiz killed seven people and injured 40, including children. The internationally recognised government said its forces had targeted a Houthi camp and vehicles at the site, where sources said militants had recently set up a base.
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