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Houthi militiamen kill two little girls western Taiz

[29/04/2021 06:38]

TAIZ-SABA
Two children are reported to have been killed today by artillery round fired by Iran-allied putschist Houthi militia in the district of Maqbanah, western Taiz governorate.

Locals reported that the two little girls Mawahib Ali Hassan and Farah Ahmed Ali were killed as a result of Houthi militia's indiscriminately artillery shelling against the villagers' houses in the region of al-Qoheifah of Maqbanah district.

The population of Taiz governorate have been chafed under the yoke of the terrorist Houthi militia's strangling besiege for more than six successive years.