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Elderly man seriously wounded by Houthi landmine in north Yemen's Hajjah

[17/12/2024 05:51]

HAJJAH - SABA
An elderly man sustained serious wounds in north Yemen's Hajjah province today in the blast of a landmine planted by the terrorist Houthi militia.

Local sources told September Net website that a landmine exploded in the face of Thabet Jalhouf while he was shepherding livestock in the village of Al-Ja'dah in Meedi district of Hajjah, severing the elderly man's feet.

The terrorist militia have planted hundreds of thousands of landmines in residential neighborhoods and public roads in various parts of Yemen, villages and cities, which caused thousands of civilian casualties, with the victims are mostly women and children.