Shafaq News..Saudi Strikes Leave 30+ Casualties in Yemen’s Taiz
Houthi officials said the strikes killed or wounded more than 30 people and damaged a market and water project amid renewed fighting.
- On Friday, Saudi airstrikes hit the Al-Hadara market in western Taiz and a water project in Al-Sanah, killing or wounding more than 30 people, according to Houthi-affiliated reports.
- The Houthis have besieged Taiz, a strategic gateway to southern Yemen, exacerbating a dire humanitarian crisis as residents struggle to secure food and water supplies amid the ongoing encirclement.
- Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree blamed Saudi Arabia, claiming warplanes launched from Khamis Mushait, while Yemeni government officials in Taiz denied responsibility and accused the rebels of the attack.
- The Health Ministry in Houthi-controlled Sanaa reported nine deaths and 14 injuries over the previous 24 hours, with the cumulative toll since escalation began reaching 276 killed and 654 wounded.
- Separately, Saudi-led coalition spokesperson Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki said air defenses intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles the Houthis fired toward Najran, causing falling debris but no reported casualties.
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Airstrikes on a market in southwestern Yemen kill at least 30, Houthis say
Iran-backed Houthi rebels say airstrikes have hit a market in southwestern Yemen, killing at least 30 people. It would be one of the deadliest attacks since fighting resumed between the Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces. Yemen’s Saudi-backed military and the…
The Houthis reported that more than 30 people were killed or injured in a Saudi Arabian airstrike on a market in the Taiz Governorate in southwestern Yemen, the rebel government’s Health Ministry Spokesman Anis al-Asbahi s..
“At 7:10 a.m. local time (4:10 a.m. GMT), an F-15 aircraft belonging to the Saudi enemy took off from the King Khalid Air Base and carried out three strikes on the Al-Hadara market in the Taiz Governorate, resulting in the deaths and injuries of...
The insurgents blame Saudi Arabia’s military coalition. The Yemeni government’s military spokesman, Majid al Nuzaili, accuses the first of this bombing in a disputed area between the two sides.
The relief team is still looking for victims under the rubble after an attack on Friday, 6 November, in the western part of the country.
An official of the Ministry of Health in the rebel government, Anis al-Asbahi, claimed the death and injury of more than 30 people as a result of a market attack in the Yemeni province of Ta'iz. More than 30 people were targeted at the market in Ta'iz province in south-west Yemen. Ansar Allah, in an attack by the Yemeni rebel movement, accused Saudi Arabia, transferred TASS. "At 07:10 a.m. on Friday morning, an F-15 aircraft belonging to the Sau…
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