[08/11/2026 02:31]
TAIZ - SABA
Two civilians are reported to have been killed and one more injured today , Sunday, as the terrorist Houthi militias targeted an ambulance in the al-Awat area west of the al-Shaqb area in Sabir al-Mawadim District, southeast of Taiz governorate.
The ambulance came under the militiamen's attack while it was transporting a wounded person for treatment.
Local and medical sources told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that the Houthi militias targeted an ambulance with a barrage of bullets while it was passing on the main road in the al-Awat area.
The attacked resulted killing the injured person and his father, and injuring a member of the medical team who was trying to provide help.
The sources added, 'The targeting was carried out from militia positions on the outskirts of the Sinaa area, using sniper gun. The ambulance was badly affected and damaged, making it impossible to retrieve the victims amid ongoing gunfire.
Another medical team was dispatched to from the top of Sabr mountain to help the unfortunate victims, but in vain.
It is important to note that this assault is the third one carried out by the Houthi militiamen against ambulances while trying to do their humanitarian missions.
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