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[07/12/2024 04:41]

HODEIDA-SABA
One civilian reported to have been killed and another one wounded in an explosion of anti-vehicles landmine planted the Iranian regime backed terrorist Houthi militiamen southern Hodeida governorate.

Abdulkarim Abass was killed and another one sustained injuries while they were driving a truck struck by a landmine in the area of " al-Sowedia" of al-khokha district, in the south of Hodeida, according to the "September net" website.

Local sources reported that Abdulkarim was died immediately, while his companion was critically wounded and moved to a hospital for medication.

The Iranian regime backed terrorist Houthi militias planted hundreds of thousands of landmines in the residential areas and public roads have claimed the lives of hundreds of the civilians most of them women and children.