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Six militiamen killed in Taiz

[29/10/2017 04:14]

TAIZ-SABA

Six of Houthi-Saleh militia fighters are reported to have been killed Sunday by the government's armed forces fire, southeast Taiz.

A military source told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the government troops' artillery bombarded a group of the militias militants in the district of Asselew.

The attack targeted the mailmen as they attempted to raid a military site of the government troops. Six militiamen were killed, one of them said to be the groups commander.

The military source added:" 35 Armored brigade artillery targeted a military vehicle boarding 23 personnel of the rebellious militias. As a result fire set on the four-drive car, killing six, wounding several more.