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Houthis strike two north Yemen cities with ballistic missiles

[05/05/2020 07:00]

RIYADH - SABA
The radical theocratic militia of Houthis struck two northern Yemen cities with ballistic missiles.

The spokesman of the Arab Coalition Col. Turki al-Maliki said the militia fired this morning from Sana'a a missile that traveled 121 kilometers and then landed on the ground - in Amran. A second missile traveled 148 kms and landed in Saada, the militia's own stronghold. The missiles were likely meant to hit in Saudi Arabia but failed and fell within the Yemeni borders.

Al-Maliki said the militia continue to violate the international humanitarian law by firing ballistic missiles that indiscriminately land on civilians and population centers, which puts the lives of hundreds of civilians at risk.