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Coup militias shell houses in Dhi Na'em, al-Beidha

[04/06/2017 10:18]

BEIDHA-SABA

The Saleh-Houthi coup militias are persisting with their day –to-day abductions of people and shelling of residences in al-Beidha province. "The coup militias stationed in Tabbat Sharqan site indiscriminately shelled the houses and properties in Dhi Na'em with heavy weapons," local sources told Saba.

"The militias kidnapped one man and his son after assaulting them brutally in Assomaah, and kidnapped another and his son as they were driving by one of the militia's checkpoints."

Meanwhile, Ashaab Nser, another area in al-Beidha, saw heavy clashes between the militia and the resistance fighters.

In Assomaah, three militiamen were also killed in an attack by resistance fighters on their outpost.