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Houthi laid landmine explosion kills a civilian in al-Jawf

[06/02/2024 04:23]

ALJAWF-SABA
A young civilian was killed today, Tuesday, in an explosion of a landmine planted by Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militiamen in al-Jawf governorate.

Local sources told " September net website" the citizen Shaje'a Mohssen Shariq in his tweinties was killed by a landmine explosion struck a motorcycle he was boarding in the area of Salbah of Khab District of al-Jawf governorate.

Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militias planted randomly hundreds of thousands landmines and explosives devices in the roads and residential areas in different Yemeni regions.