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Houthi terrorist militia's landmine kills, injures five in Jawf highway

[26/02/2024 02:03]

JAWF-SABA
Two civilians were killed and four others injured by Houthi terrorist militia's landmines went off on a car for civilians on the desert highway, al-Yatamah District, Jawf Province.

The four civilians suffer serious injuries.

Houthi terrorist militia have laid thousands of landmines and explosive devices in residential neighborhoods and public roads in different areas and cities in Yemen.

These landmines have left thousands of civilian victims, most of them from women and children.