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Civilian injured by Houthi terrorist militia's landmine in Jawf

[02/07/2024 04:52]

JAWF-SABA
A civilian was seriously injured by a landmine from the remnants of the terrorist Houthi militia in Al-Jawf Governorate.

Local sources told (September Net) that a landmine from the remnants of the militias exploded on the citizen Ali Faraj al-Nufi, while he was passing on the public road in the al-Hadhah area, southwest of al-Masloub District, noting that the citizen "al-Nufi" suffered a serious injury due to the explosion that caused the amputation of some of his limbs.

The Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militias have planted hundreds of thousands of landmines and explosive devices in residential neighborhoods and public roads in various Yemeni areas and cities, causing the deaths of thousands of civilian victims, mostly women and children.