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Houthi-laid landmines kills an old man in al-Baidha governorate

[07/03/2024 05:31]

BAIDHA-SABA
An explosion of a landmine planted by Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militiamen killed an old man today, Thursday, in the governorate of al-Baidha.

Locals reported that an old man named Nasser Hassan Massher was killed by a landmine explosion while he was taking care of his cattle nearby his house in the village of al-Thalma, al-Zaher District.

The terrorist Houthi militiamen planted randomly hundreds of thousands of ant-personnel landmines and explosives devices everywhere including farms, roads and residential areas.